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I may be right. vs I might be right

Both "I may be right" and "I might be right" are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and can be used to express uncertainty about being correct.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 1369 views

I may be right.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express uncertainty about being correct.

This phrase is used to indicate a possibility of being correct, but not with absolute certainty.

Examples:

  • I may be right, but I'm not entirely sure.
  • May be right, but let's double-check.
  • He may be right about the solution.
  • Don't try to discredit me because you're afraid I may be right.
  • I reckon you may be right.
  • You know, I think Castle may be right.
  • Yes, I think you may be right.
  • I think he may be right.
  • I think you may be right.
  • Roger, I'm afraid you may be right.
  • At least I hope he may be right.
  • Detective Mastow's methods may be wrong, but I think he may be right abouyou.
  • I may actually be dead right now.
  • I may be doing it right now.
  • You know, I think you may be right.
  • Then again, your instincts may be right.
  • For once Pritchard may be right.
  • Correct. All of which would suggest that Moriarty may be right.
  • But it looks like he may be right.
  • You can't entertain the possibility they may be right.
  • G, SECNAV may be right.
  • Mr. Nelson may be right.
  • You can't entertain the possibility they may be right.

Alternatives:

  • I might be right.
  • I could be right.
  • I must be right.
  • I should be right.
  • I would be right.

I might be right

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express uncertainty about being correct.

This phrase is used to indicate a possibility of being correct, but not with absolute certainty.

Examples:

  • I might be right, but I need to confirm.
  • Might be right, but let's consider other options.
  • She might be right about the location.
  • Turns out, I might be right?
  • I suppose it never occurred to you that I might be right?
  • There's not just one... tiny part of you that wonders if I might be right?
  • And don't you think that I might be right at times?
  • I might be right about, now it's either phone chargers, midtown, or colace, which is a fantastic water-based stool softener.

Alternatives:

  • I may be right.
  • I could be right.
  • I must be right.
  • I should be right.
  • I would be right.

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