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Latest post Mon, Dec 19 2005 11:17 AM by pieanne. 1 replies.
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hanuman_2000  +  171708 Mon, 19 Dec 05 10:18 AM

Hello,

1. Jane could be at work.

2.Jane might  be at work.

 

What  is difference between two?
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pieanne  +  171726 Mon, 19 Dec 05 11:17 AM

1. Knowing Jane's habits and her work schedule, it's possible that she's at work.

2. I don't have the slightest idea of where you can find Jane; have you tried at her work? It's an eventuality.

Someone will probably explain better...
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
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