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As we all know, modal verbs (will, can, may) combined with lexical verbs can be used to state the general truth. For example:
1. Dry twigs will burn easily.
2. Dry twigs can burn easily.
3. Dry twigs may burn easily.
In the sense of stating general truth, "may" is the formal equivalent of "can".
There are differences among them, nevertheless.
May there are experts can advise me on this matter. Thanks
1. Dry twigs will burn easily.
2. Dry twigs can burn easily.
3. Dry twigs may burn easily.
In the sense of stating general truth, "may" is the formal equivalent of "can".
There are differences among them, nevertheless.
May there are experts can advise me on this matter. Thanks