Anybody can explain me the difference between may and might?
I can't understand it and I know that it's basic English but sometime I can't understand it.
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May has more than one definition. One of the definitions for May is the same as Might:
He may throw a strike = he might throw a strike. (It is possible, but not certain).
Another meaning of may is "to have permission":
You may enter the house, but your dog may not. Please leave him outside.
Might does not have this meaning. Of course, Might has another meaning as a noun:
He had to use all his might (strength) to push the car up the hill.
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Might is used for reproach, e.g. You might have done it.
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might < may
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