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She may call you for vs She might call you

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different meanings. 'She may call you for' is a phrase that implies that she has the possibility or permission to call you for a specific reason. 'She might call you' suggests a lower probability or a more uncertain situation. The choice between them depends on the context and the level of certainty you want to convey.
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Last updated: August 18, 2024

She may call you for

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the possibility or permission for someone to call for a specific reason.

This phrase is used to suggest that there is a chance or likelihood that she will call you for a particular purpose.
  • Darling, I may call you by other names one day...
  • But give me your phone number I may call you.
  • If I may call you Jessica.
  • We may call you as a witness, but otherwise you're done.
  • In addition, he or she may call upon specialist outside staff to help him or her in the performance of his or her duties.
  • Enemies we may be in the fictive world - but I hope I may call you friend, sir.
  • I may call you tomorrow to see if it's improved.
  • I may call you when I need you.
  • Emily is fine, if I may call you Pascal.
  • Darling, I may call you by other names one day... but for now, you'll have to forgive the language of love.
  • Klaus, if I may call you that, you have added value to the presidency of this House.
  • And I hope that I may call you Margaret as I did when we corresponded.
  • It is customary for His Majesty's soldiers, if I may call you that without maligning my sense of proportion, to observe the rules of civilized warfare.
  • The Committee may call upon appropriate expertise where necessary.
  • When the Chairperson considers that circumstances so dictate, he or she may call a meeting of the Management Board, either on his or her own initiative or on that of a third of the members.
  • Some may call him Abbadon, some may call him Krop Tor.
  • Dante - if I may call you that - why should this jury... believe anything you say?
  • Mr President, Commissioners - the three amigos if I may call you such - last session, Mr President, you had to scamper away.
  • You may call upon British troops any time you think it necessary.
  • Those who are unaware of this are what you may call glitches in the natural system.

Alternatives:

  • she might call you for
  • she could call you for
  • she is likely to call you for
  • she is able to call you for
  • she has the option to call you for

She might call you

This phrase is also correct and commonly used in English to express a lower probability or a more uncertain situation regarding someone calling you.

This phrase is used to indicate a possibility that she will call you, but with less certainty compared to 'she may call you for'.
  • My mom said she might call your parents.
  • I merely wish to let you know that the woman Raine, I've a clue as to where she might call home.
  • If I'm not here, she might call the police.
  • They might call you a traitor or something.
  • You didn't care what anybody might call you.
  • I might call you once a week or once an hour.
  • We should kidnapper might call you.
  • He might call you with things, questions or an errand or two.
  • He might call you with things, questions or an errand or two.
  • We might call you as well, if we need to.
  • Remember, we might call you Trife but your name's Trevor.
  • Just, heads up, I might call you Ted for some of this.
  • They might call you "the great uniter,"
  • What we might call a proper courtship.
  • But she might call the police, who'd take us both to the station!
  • We call it reasonable suspicion, you might call it faith.
  • Gillian calls her Flossie, which to me is more what you might call a King Charles Spaniel.
  • We were never what you might call close.
  • I might call him my one triumph.
  • You might call this bait and switch.

Alternatives:

  • she may call you
  • she could call you
  • she is likely to call you
  • she is able to call you
  • she has the option to call you

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