neb090
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- Joined
- Jun 14, 2022
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
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- Taiwan
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- Taiwan
1. It may have been Pam who forgot to lock the door. She was the last one to leave the classroom yesterday.
2. It could have been Pam who forgot to lock the door. She was the last one to leave the classroom yesterday.
3. It might have been Pam who forgot to lock the door. She was the last one to leave the classroom yesterday.
In the above three sentences, is the possibility from low to high: could > may > might?
2. It could have been Pam who forgot to lock the door. She was the last one to leave the classroom yesterday.
3. It might have been Pam who forgot to lock the door. She was the last one to leave the classroom yesterday.
In the above three sentences, is the possibility from low to high: could > may > might?