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ENGLISH GRAMMAR (yb) ENGLISH GRAMMAR (yb) Editor : ybrao a donkey Thursday, January 7, 2016 048 Reply to comment of Mr. Anonymous about May-might, "will be-shall be" usage Replies to comments of Mr. "Anonymous" about "may-might", "will be-shall be" usages Mr. Anonymous has commented as under:-- Anonymous said... we might be leaving now. or we will be leaving now. the first one is from< friends > January 7, 2016 at 7:31 AM REPLY by ybrao-a-donkey If we are going to use traditional English, and want to be clear, I suggest: We may be leaving now. (50% probability may leave, 50% probability may not leave now). We will be leaving now. In traditional sense meant, "We are determined to go" or "We are certain to go now". Modern sense: We are leaving now. Further meanings into the sentence, the listener has to make his approximations. Traditional usage distinctions, you can see in the following discussion. If we want to stick to tradition, it will be bett...

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