MIGHT

                                                       Might

We use ‘Might’ +infinitive verb with I /he/she/it/they/we/you/singular nouns/plural nouns when there is the least possibility now or in the future

Positive Sentences:    You/we/they/I/he/she/it/plural noun/singular noun +might +infinitive verb

                                      I might come tomorrow

                                      You might ask about it

                                       They might play tennis on Sunday

                                       We might cook chicken fry next Saturday

                                       She might call me this morning

                                       He might lose his job

                                       My friend might pass the exam

                                       The school boys might run fast now

                                        Jason might win this match

                                        Cathy might come tomorrow morning

Negative Sentences:       You/we/they/I/he/she/it/plural noun/singular noun +might +not +infinitive verb

                                      I might not come tomorrow

                                      You might not  ask about it

                                       They might not  play tennis on Sunday

                                       We might not  cook chicken fry next Saturday

                                       She might not  call me this morning

                                       He might not  lose his job

                                       My friend might not  pass the exam

                                       The school boys might not  run fast now

                                        Jason might not win this match

                                        Cathy might not come tomorrow morning