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May / might + have + past participle - Home of English Grammar
May / might + have + past participle. The structure may / might + perfect infinitive is used to talk about the possibility that something happened in the past. It could also be used to say that something was true in the past.
Difference Between MAY, MIGHT, MAY HAVE And MIGHT HAVE!
MAY is more commonly used in formal speech when you’re making a request or asking for permission, but MAY and MIGHT are both used to make polite suggestions. May I be excused? May I have a look at those documents please? May I borrow a pen please? May we join you for dinner this evening, to discuss this matter further?
May & May Have - English Grammar - English The Easy Way
English Verbs. May & May Have. May Have - something maybe or possibly. You may have the flu. She may have gone to the store. You may have money to go to the movies. Your sister may have worked late. The girls may have to go to the doctor today.
Usage and meaning of “may have” in this context
Oxford Languages: may used when admitting that something is so before making another, more important point. "they may have been old-fashioned but they were excellent teachers" –
May Have vs. Might Have - DAILY WRITING TIPS
Ideally, may is the form to use when talking about a current situation, and might is the form to use in referring to an event from the past. In practice, the two forms are used interchangeably, as demonstrated by these headlines from different Web sites:
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