See how ‘may’ and ‘might’ are used.
Have a look-
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‘May’ is used to ask for permission.
May I come in, sir?
May we go now?
May they play in the ground?
May I tell you?
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‘May’ is used to show uncertainty.
It may rain.
They may go.
You may like it.
They may discuss about this.
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‘May’ is used to express good wishes.
May God bless you!
May you live long!
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‘May’ is used for the meaning of ‘can’
You may go.
They may talk about this chapter.
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‘Might’ is the past tense of may.
‘Might’ is used to show more uncertainty.
It might rain.
They might go.
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Sometimes ‘might’ is used to request in present tense.
Might I use your pen?
Might you carry my bag?
Might I take this bag?
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Sometimes ‘might’ is used to show possibility in future.
It might rain on tomorrow.
She might visit after two days.
They might appear for the exam next year.
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