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María could drive his car.

They mightn 't understand the class.

She may not come this afternoon.

We ought to go by yacht to the islands.

Name : Francheska Pérez.

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1. You ought to stay at Your Father

2. They may accept they offer

3. They might have let me know before

4. Could You help me with My homework

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As a responsible citizen, you ought to recycle and conserve resources.

He may be at the library; I saw him heading that way earlier.

The package might arrive tomorrow, but there's no guarantee.

The cat could jump onto the counter with ease; it's very agile.

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1)She ought to call her parents to let them know she arrived safely.

2)He may go to the party if he finishes his homework.

3)They might choose to travel to Europe for their vacation.

4)I could play the piano when I was younger.

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. You could go in the car to the supermarket.

. He might go back to your old school.

. You oughtn’t to fail the year.

. she may the gym.

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1. I ought go home early.

2. May I phone you later?

3.They might not understand the class.

4. Could I have some tea?

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I ought to eat healthy.

I may go for a walk, if you give me permission.

Liliana might go on vacation in February.

Mario could win first place

Zuleyka Barzola G.

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She could travel around Europe.

I might lose the school year.

He ought to share with his colleages.

The next week I may go to the beach.

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•Lucy ought to have phoned her parents.

•I may go to the movies.

•I might rain later.

•They could taste my favorite dessert.

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MY 4 EXAMPLES:

I could have gone to the movie last night, but I chose to stay home and read instead.

He might join us for dinner later, depending on his schedule.

The weather is cold enough to warrant wearing a heavy coat.

Due to the traffic, I may be a few minutes late to the meeting.

Name: Viviana Cortez Granizo

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OUGHT TO: I ought to study more English

MAY: It may rain later on.

MIGHT: They might not understand.

COULD: Could her mother drive when she was 18?

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His cousin could sing very beautifully.

I might go to the party on the weekend.

I ought to eat before it gets later

I may sleep for a while when I get home Ochoa Daniela

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You ought to help your elderly neighbor carry those groceries. It's the right thing to do.

The package may arrive tomorrow, but there's a chance it could be delayed.

It might rain later, so you might want to take an umbrella with you.

If I had practiced more, I could have won the competition.
Melanny Bonilla H.

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Maria, I could go to the party.

My mom may go shopping.

Pedro might go to Maria’s house.

Maria ought to do the math homework.

Judit Velasco