In Invitations^x, Auxiliaries^x

Lcchang wrote:It seems to me that a present auxiliary "may" is used for the past event. That has confused me for a while. She may have forgotten our invitation. Other than being used for degrees of certainty for the events that was happened in the past, can "may" also be used for opinions and...

I see, Paco. What about "may"? It seems to me that a present auxiliary "may" is used for the past event. That has confused me for a while. She may have forgotten our invitation. Other than being used for degrees of certainty for the events that was happened in the past, can "may" also be used...

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Hello,i study technician engineering in germany and my last english lesson is about 7 years ago. I've wrote an application in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free online...

Hello,i study technician engineering in germany and my last english lesson is about 7 years ago. I've wrote an application in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free online...

Hello,my last english lesson is about 6 years ago. I've wrote an apllication in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free onlne translator http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html.But I think there are a lot of mistakes...