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<!-- (Audio) Tom: I see. Could you show me your code? I might be able to help. -->

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The word might is a modal verb used to express possibility or potential. The phrase be able to indicates capability.

Together, might be able to suggests that there is a possibility of achieving something, but it is not certain.

For example, She might be able to finish the work by tomorrow. This implies that it is possible she will complete the work by then, but it is not guaranteed.

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I see. Could you show me your code? I BLANK BLANK BLANK to help.

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might

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This modal verb is used to express uncertainty or possibility about future actions.


be

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It is used here as part of the phrase to express capability or possibility.


able

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It completes the phrase, forming an expression that means having the capability to do something.

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