grammar - Difference between might and might have - English …
2020年7月2日 · He might have gone. means the same thing as may go, except that it's referring to the past, instead of the future. It says that the speaker judges that his going (whatever that …
what is the difference "might be able to" and "might have to"?
2019年6月19日 · What is the difference "might be able to" and "might have to"? Tell me about your problem. I might be able to help you. I'm not free this evening, but I might be able to meet …
Difference between (might, might have and could have)
He might go to Beijing last month. This employs might as the past form of may.The expression last month (or week or year or Thursday) can only have present reference, so this sentence …
modal verbs - could have - must have - may have - might have
2016年5月13日 · He might have been stuck. Something happened, and a possible reason that explains it is the fact that he had been stuck. Other reasons for him being stuck are possible. X …
May/might had done - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
2020年10月9日 · The structure 'might had' is ungrammatical. If you are using a modal auxiliary verb (might, may, could, etc) to express something in the past, it has to be in the format have …
modal verbs - May/might/could have done something - English …
Here is a discussion of May vs Might that is well written and clear that might help you. (I could have written "could" or "may" in place of "might" in the previous sentence and it would have …
May have done/Might do - English Language Learners Stack …
2019年9月12日 · In these cases, I’d call “might have” and “if _ had” more of a past subjunctive than a past perfect. It’s analogous to “if I were” instead of “if I was” for counterfactual or …
might have done - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
2015年1月23日 · The explosion might have been caused by a gas leak. might used here is an auxiliary verb, part of the verb might have been caused. It does not affect the subject …
tense - 'might be' vs 'might have been' - English Language …
"Called" is past tense, you're describing a past event. The second sentence explains why the event might have been, so that reason is a condition that also happened in the past, …
Difference between might have not and mightn’t have
2016年3月11日 · The canonical position of the negative particle "not" in verb phrases is immediately after the (first) auxiliary verb ( ie, BE, DO, HAVE and the modal auxiliaries CAN, …