English grammar
How Sure We Are
These words show how sure we are. "It must be true" (very sure). "It might be him" (maybe true). "She can't be right" (almost never true). The same words can also show ability or rules. The rest of the sentence tells us which one we mean.
must / might / may / could / can't + base verb
Real Examples from Real People
"You may have seen that Meta PCs keeps an employee locked in a cage all day."
The Unsung Heroes Protecting Our Precious RAM
How it works
Pattern
must / might / may / could / can't + base verb
This page has the school rule and the real English. Every example is a real video. You hear how it sounds in real life, not in class.
See also