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Hello, Are these correct?
- I may not go at university today
- I might not go at university today.
- I probably won't go at unversity today.
And Are the same idea?
- I may not go at university today
- I might not go at university today.
- I probably won't go at unversity today.
And Are the same idea?
- Inglés (UK)
Change "at" to "to the" and they are all correct. The last one suggests you won't go whereas the others don't suggest this.
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- Inglés (UK)
Sort of.
Change ‘at’ to ‘to’ for all of them eg.
I may not go to university today
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- Español (España)
- Inglés (UK)
Using probably means there is a high chance of you not going. The others suggest a lower chance of you not going.
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