Element USE: EXPECTATIONS WITH 'MIGHT' OR 'MAY'
SuperCat FUTURE
SubCat future continuous
Lexical Range N/A
Level C1
Cando Can use the future continuous with 'might' or 'may' to talk about an event or activity potentially in progress at a specified or understood time in the future.
Corrected Learner Example As far as I'm concerned, we should definitely do some additional publicity, particularly for the new offerings which might be coming up. (Netherlands; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 2006; Dutch; Pass)

For example, your boss may be calling at 10 pm asking you to prepare a report for next day's meeting. (China; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 2010; Chinese; )
Uncorrected Learner Example As far as I'm concerned, we should definitely do some additional publicity, particularly for the new offerings which might be coming up. (Netherlands; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 2006; Dutch; Pass)

For example, your boss may be calling at 10 pm asking you to prepare a report for next day's meeting. (China; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 2010; Chinese; )

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