Numerals pronouns (kichik variant)

May – mumkin - [present, future] - There are clouds in the sky. It may rain (= might rain) Might [past, lekin presentda ham]


To be allowed/permitted to do - [ekvivalent] - mumkin,ni qilishga ruhsat berilmoq:
We will not be allowed to play until we finish homework.

1. 
   I … to play Playstation today. My mum let me do so.
   

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   May
   
2. 
   Might
   
3. 
   Am allowed +
   

May – niyat aytganda: May God bless you.

May you become the President. ++++

May Maftuna enter university.


May god prevent you from diseases.


MIGHT / COULD – nerealniy ish-harakatda ish-di (may emas): I am so tired I might sleep for a week.
I might drink 10 litres of cold lemonade because I am so thirsty.

Ruhsat - I might go to the cinema

MAY / MIGHT AS WELL – sak ham bo’ladi: Mansur: Oh, the bus has gone. Guli: We might (=may) walk as well.
I have nothing to do today. I ………… go to the cinema as well.
As well as = and

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Ehtimol – bo`lishi mumkin / taxmin


Must / Can’t – 80-90 %[present, future] Must / Can’t + have + V3 [past]
You’ve been travelling all day. You must be tired. There’s nobody at home. They must have gone somewhere
You’ve just had your lunch, you can’t be hungry They can’t have gone out yesterday. I didn’t see them anywhere outside


May = Might – 50-60% [present, future] Could have + V3[past]
Where’s Bob? He may (might) be in the office or he might (may) be having lunch.
You did not have your bag.
You could have left your bag in the shop or 50 %