The Difference Between May Have, Might Have, and Could Have

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I've learned, my journey of learning English so far has been understanding the rules. And now here I am in this kind of communication situation. They will ask a question about grammar, which isn't a question. But they'll just ask you if you're married and things like that. The atmosphere in a room can be completely different. You get some rooms where you can just feel there's something really good in the air. Then you get another room and you do the same material,. And it's just a tumbleweed. So yeah, I suppose it's just the combination of individuals. Some of them are going to go together well and others just not.

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