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You use may before a verb to say that there is a strong probability that it will happen. Look at the examples: It is very easy. (verb to be by itself - you are affirming something is very easy). It may be very easy (may comes before the verb to be - conjugated in the infinitive form without to - to say there is a strong probability that something is very easy, but you are not affirming it is).

Lots of indicate a great quantity/amount of something. Example: I have lots of files in my laptop. (there are many files there).

Listen to what Sarah says and fill in the blank

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They BLANK seem complicated, but there are BLANK of simple videos that can help you understand the basic ideas.

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may

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A verb you use before another to transform an affirmation into a strong probability.

lots

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A word that, followed by of indicates the same as many or much, a great quantity/amount.

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