 Re: The differences between may be, might be, and could be
In conversation, if you said "could have", I would assume that you had the qualifications to enter the program.
If you said "may have" or "might have", I would assume you were thinking about entering the program, but not that you were completely qualified.
Another could explain it better (is capable of explaining it better - more definate).
Another may/might be able to explain it better (less definate)
I could fly that airplane. (you would ride in the airplane with me)
I may be able to fly that airplane. (you should ask more questions before you ride in the airplane with me)
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