He _______ be at home because the light is off.
He _______ be at home because the light is off.
Can I use "may not" in this sentence?
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I suspect the person who wrote this question wants you to write 'can't'.
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might not
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In this situation it is fine to use 'may not' or 'might not', although personally I feel 'might not' sounds a little more natural. May and might are often used interchangeably, although might is normally used for past tense situations, and may is used for present.
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ya u can..
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Yeah, you may use.
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