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Thursday, January 13, 2011

The uses of "May" and "Might" in a debate

Andy Li, a classmate, who is very intelligence and creative thinker said that:
"Too many 'may's or 'might's make the response to the question seem inaccurate."(here, Par.1)
This is his response to David W. Breneman about how he think that this person is right and rarely uses "May" or "Might" in his writing, and I agree that in his writing, he rarely uses "May" or "Might" but that does not mean that too many of them make the response to a question seem inaccurate.

May will sometime refer to the facts that your just predicting the possibility of something happen and it is in your favor, one way or another.  However, that doesn't meant that using it a lot will make a response to a question seem inaccurate. You can say that the uses of the word "May" is blah blah blah blah...

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