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Added: 2026-04-28

[00:00:00]Do you say it may rain tomorrow or it might rain tomorrow?

[00:00:05]May or might same difference.

[00:00:11]Both may and might are model verbs. We use them to talk about possibility. For example, it may rain tomorrow. It might rain tomorrow. Both mean rain is possible. But what is the key difference? May means more likely and might means less likely. For example, I may go to the party. So here the chance is higher. I might go to the party. So here the chance is lower. We also use may for permission but not might. We say may I come in. And sometimes might is used as the past form of may. For example, she said she might come. So here is a quick tip. Use may for permission. Use may and might both for possibility and use might when you are less sure. Thank you so much for watching this video. Please like, share and subscribe.