May in a sentence
May sentence for class 1
- I may go to the park after school.
- She may bring her favorite toy tomorrow.
- He may need help with his homework.
- We may have a surprise party next week.
- I may play outside if its sunny.
- She may choose a book to read today.
- He may take a nap after lunch.
- We may learn something new in class.
- I may visit my grandma this weekend.
- She may join the dance club after school.
- He may play soccer with his friends later.
- We may have a picnic if the weather is nice.
- I may draw a picture for my teacher.
- She may want to try a new game.
- He may help his mom in the garden.
- We may celebrate our friend's birthday soon.
- I may watch a movie tonight.
- She may invite her friends over to play.
- He may read a story before bedtime.
- We may go to the zoo on Saturday.
- I may bake cookies with my family.
- She may learn to ride her bike this summer.
- He may play video games later.
- We may have a fun day at school tomorrow.
- I may visit the library to find new books.
- She may take her pet for a walk.
- He may join the art club after school.
- We may find a new playground to explore.
- I may wear my favorite shirt to school.
- She may pick flowers in the garden.
May sentence for class 2
- I may go to the park after school.
- We may have a surprise in class today!
- I may invite my friends to my birthday party.
- It may rain tomorrow, so bring an umbrella.
- I may try a new flavor of ice cream.
- You may join us for the game if you want.
- I may read a book later this evening.
- We may see a movie this weekend!
- I may help my mom with dinner tonight.
- It may be fun to play outside if the sun comes out.
- I may choose a different color for my drawing.
- We may have a field trip next week!
- I may finish my homework before dinner.
- I may take my bike to school tomorrow.
- You may find a new friend in class.
- I may learn something new in science today.
- We may win a prize if we do our best.
- I may try to bake cookies this weekend.
- You may come to my house after school.
- It may be exciting to visit a new place.
- I may join the art club this year.
- We may have extra time for games today!
- I may practice my song for the talent show.
- It may be a good idea to ask for help.
- I may see my cousins this summer.
- You may enjoy the new book I just read.
- I may go for a walk after lunch.
- We may celebrate our success together.
- I may learn how to swim this year.
- You may feel proud of what you accomplish.
May simple sentence
- She may go to the party tonight.
- He may finish his homework later.
- They may visit their grandparents this weekend.
- She said it may rain tomorrow.
- He may try a new recipe for dinner.
- They may play outside if its sunny.
- She may join the club after school.
- He may call his friend to chat.
- They may celebrate her birthday next week.
- She may take a nap this afternoon.
- He may help with the project after class.
- They may go to the movies this weekend.
- She may need a jacket if its cold.
- He may attend the concert with his sister.
- They may have a test next week.
- She may find a new book to read.
- He may join the soccer team next season.
- They may travel during the summer break.
- She may visit the museum on Saturday.
- He may start a new hobby soon.
- They may watch a documentary together.
- She may learn a new language this year.
- He may go for a walk after dinner.
- They may have a picnic if the weather is nice.
- She may suggest a movie for the weekend.
- He may take a day off from work.
- They may plan a trip during the holidays.
- She may meet her friends for coffee.
- He may ask for help with his homework.
- They may enjoy a day at the beach.

(1) He may be running late.
(2) Mae is pronounced as may.
(3) Fpa may be a jargon term.
(4) Bargirls may work weekends.
(5) Bargirls may work holidays.
(6) Amen, may God bless us all.
(7) The movie may start at 7 pm.
(8) The concert may be sold out.
(9) He may be guilty of assault.
(10) He may be accused of assault.
May sentence
(11) He may be accused of treason.
(12) May God bless you abundantly.
(13) May you have a peaceful time.
(14) Bargirls may work long hours.
(15) The train may arrive on time.
(16) Rabid animals may die quickly.
(17) He may be allergic to peanuts.
(18) He may be accused of espionage.
(19) Amen, may peace be with us all.
(20) The car may require gas to run.
May make sentence
(21) The game may require some dice.
(22) Rabid animals may have a fever.
(23) He may be accused of harassment.
(24) She may be charged with assault.
(25) April showers bring May flowers.
(26) Beachcombs may find a lost item.
(27) You may go outside and play now.
(28) The game may require some cards.
(29) The game may require some rules.
(30) The plant may require some soil.
Sentence of may
(31) Rabid animals may have seizures.
(32) Rabid animals may attack humans.
(33) You may leave the classroom now.
(34) The train may arrive late today.
(35) She may come to the party later.
(36) His silence may belie his anger.
(37) The silt may contain pollutants.
(38) May thee find peace in thy heart.
(39) May we all live long and prosper.
(40) May you have a good night's rest.
May meaningful sentence
(41) May you always be well and happy.
(42) Asocials may have social anxiety.
(43) The game may require two players.
(44) The plant may require some water.
(45) The recipe may require some eggs.
(46) The recipe may require some milk.
(47) The game may require some pieces.
(48) The recipe may require some salt.
(49) A rabid animal may act strangely.
(50) I may have left my phone at home.
May sentence examples
(51) The weather may be nice tomorrow.
(52) My birthday is on the 22nd of May.
(53) My birthday is on the 18th of May.
(54) He was born on the twelfth of May.
(55) My birthday is on the 20th of May.
(56) Auntie May is a great storyteller.
(57) Bargirls may also work as dancers.
(58) The recipe may require some sugar.
(59) The project may require some glue.
(60) The test may require you to study.
Sentence with may
(61) The recipe may require some flour.
(62) The event may require you to RSVP.
(63) You may have a snack after school.
(64) The weather may be sunny tomorrow.
(65) He may have a busy schedule today.
(66) The museum may have a new exhibit.
(67) You may benefit by taking a break.
(68) He may benefit by seeking therapy.
(69) The abuser may deny their actions.
(70) Cyclists may participate in races.
Use may in a sentence
(71) May you always be safe from danger.
(72) We may approve under revised terms.
(73) Ensi is a term that may be ignored.
(74) Bad behavers may face consequences.
(75) Blamers may have a fear of failure.
(76) Brachycephal dogs may snore loudly.
(77) The abuser may deny their behavior.
(78) I think you may have misspelled ib.
(79) A new game may arise during recess.
(80) You may have a day off from school.
Sentence using may
(81) If you don't try, regret may ensue.
(82) The project may require some paint.
(83) The project may require some paper.
(84) The plant may require some pruning.
(85) The recipe may require some butter.
(86) The game may require some strategy.
(87) As we age, our hearing may decline.
(88) The baby may be sleeping right now.
(89) Bachelors may prefer to live alone.
(90) Inmates may have visitation rights.
May example sentence
(91) May God bless-you and keep you safe.
(92) He may be charged with embezzlement.
(93) The meaning of kj may be subjective.
(94) May you always wish well for others.
(95) The musician may sue for plagiarism.
(96) I was conceived in the month of May.
(97) May is a popular month for weddings.
(98) Bifiduses may help prevent diarrhea.
(99) May befortune smile upon you always.
(100) Algolagniacs may enjoy role-playing.
Sentence with word may
(101) Algolagniacs may enjoy using knives.
(102) Algolagniacs may enjoy using sadism.
(103) A new challenge may arise in a game.
(104) You may bring a friend to the party.
(105) Rabid animals may foam at the mouth.
(106) Rabid animals may have a high fever.
(107) The plant may require some sunlight.
(108) Rabid animals may become more vocal.
(109) Rabid animals may become aggressive.
(110) The store may have a sale next week.
Sentence of may
(111) The museum may be closed on Mondays.
(112) The park may be crowded on weekends.
(113) The flowers may bloom in the spring.
(114) The witness may dispute the verdict.
(115) We may benefit by trying new things.
(116) Laughter may ensue from a funny joke.
(117) May your dreams shine like a diamond.
(118) May luck be with you in your travels.
(119) The landlord may sue for unpaid rent.
(120) Brachycephalic dogs may snore loudly.
May used in a sentence
(121) They may be suffering from allergies.
(122) Ensi is a term that may be dismissed.
(123) Beggars may have a family to support.
(124) Birthroot may have a sedative effect.
(125) Bizes may have a loyal customer base.
(126) I will always be kind, come what may.
(127) The victim of abuse may feel trapped.
(128) Algolagniacs may enjoy using hot wax.
(129) Algolagniacs may enjoy using needles.
(130) Aphasiacs may require speech therapy.
May sentence in English
(131) Apologizers may have low self-esteem.
(132) Astigmatics may experience headaches.
(133) A new friend may arise during recess.
(134) A new skill may arise after practice.
(135) You may stay up late on the weekends.
(136) You may have a pet when you're older.
(137) You may have a book from the library.
(138) The puzzle may require some patience.
(139) The puzzle may require some thinking.
(140) The puzzle may require some strategy.
(141) The project may require some markers.
(142) The murderer may face life in prison.
(143) You may have to make a decision soon.
(144) The movie may start in a few minutes.
(145) A cervical polyp may require removal.
(146) Homeopathy may not work for everyone.
(147) Interest may accrue on late payments.
(148) Some birth defects may be hereditary.
(149) The victim of abuse may feel ashamed.
(150) Bachelors may travel more frequently.
(151) Snitches may have to testify in court.
(152) He may be accused of lying under oath.
(153) The suspect may be indicted for arson.
(154) Some people may be allergic to lauryl.
(155) May our prayers for peace be answered.
(156) Carnitine levels may decline with age.
(157) It may take a while to get a response.
(158) The fog obscures what may lurk beyond.
(159) They may be suffering from a hangover.
(160) I was born on the twenty-third of May.
(161) Ensi is a term that may be overlooked.
(162) May the divine bless upon our journey.
(163) The suspect may be arrested for arson.
(164) The thirteenth of May is Mother's Day.
(165) Bargirls may speak multiple languages.
(166) Bargirls may work late into the night.
(167) Bargirls may earn tips from customers.
(168) Bridestobe may have a long guest list.
(169) Come what may, I will always love you.
(170) I will always love you, come what may.
(171) Come what may, I will never lose hope.
(172) I will always be brave, come what may.
(173) I will never lose hope, come what may.
(174) The medication may affect your vision.
(175) Algolagnics may enjoy BDSM activities.
(176) Asocials may have a fear of rejection.
(177) Astigmatics may experience eye strain.
(178) Salaam alaykum, may peace be upon you.
(179) The creditor may sue for unpaid debts.
(180) A new recipe may arise during cooking.
(181) The city may impose a noise ordinance.
(182) If you don't share, a fight may ensue.
(183) If you don't dream, boredom may ensue.
(184) If you don't laugh, sadness may ensue.
(185) The project may require some scissors.
(186) The plant may require some fertilizer.
(187) Rabid animals may make strange noises.
(188) Rabid animals may have dilated pupils.
(189) Rabid animals may become more fearful.
(190) A new problem may arise during a game.
(191) Rabid animals may have trouble eating.
(192) The event may require you to dress up.
(193) A question may arise during a lecture.
(194) The school may impose a ban on hazing.
(195) Late registration may result in a fee.
(196) The judge may dispute the deportation.
(197) Her beauty may belie her intelligence.
(198) Bachelors may enjoy trying new things.
(199) He may be guilty of lying to his boss.
(200) If you are stressed, you may bloat up.
(201) Dorms may have curfews or quiet hours.
(202) He may be accused of domestic violence.
(203) May the amulet forfend any ill fortune.
(204) Some people may be allergic to cascara.
(205) The untested software may contain bugs.
(206) The patient may sue for a misdiagnosis.
(207) May no harm befall you on your journey.
(208) May you have luck with your job search.
(209) Mid-May is a popular time for weddings.
(210) Iwans is a word that may be misspelled.
(211) Ensi is a word that may confuse people.
(212) Ensi is a word that may be disregarded.
(213) Ensi is a word that may be rarely used.
(214) Preemies may have developmental delays.
(215) Drop a subject and confusion may arise.
(216) If you poke the snake, it may bite you.
(217) Babymothers may feel judged by society.
(218) Barraters may use intimidation tactics.
(219) Berberines may have anti-aging effects.
(220) Blamers may struggle with trust issues.
(221) Boswellia may help improve skin health.
(222) Boswellia may help improve oral health.
(223) Bulimiacs may feel guilty after eating.
(224) I will always persevere, come what may.
(225) I will always be honest, come what may.
(226) Algolagniacs may enjoy BDSM activities.
(227) Algolagniacs may enjoy using voyeurism.
(228) Algolagniacs may enjoy using masochism.
(229) I was born on the twentyseventh of May.
(230) May your Christmas be merry and bright.
(231) A new hobby may arise during free time.
(232) You may choose which game we play next.
(233) The plant may require sunlight to grow.
(234) If you don't read, ignorance may ensue.
(235) Rabid animals may become more restless.
(236) A new challenge may arise in your life.
(237) Rabid animals may attack other animals.
(238) Rabid animals may suffer from seizures.
(239) Rabid animals may have trouble walking.
(240) Rabid animals may have a loss of smell.
(241) Rabid animals may have a loss of taste.
(242) Rabid animals may have a loss of touch.
(243) The test may require you to study hard.
(244) In the future, we may have flying cars.
(245) You may want to read a book before bed.
(246) You may want to try the new restaurant.
(247) The losing team may dispute the result.
(248) The underinsured may face medical debt.
(249) Her simple attire may belie her wealth.
(250) He may be guilty of stealing the money.
(251) Fornicators may struggle with intimacy.
(252) He may be accused of stealing the money.
(253) He may be accused of committing a crime.
(254) Chavs may have a distinct fashion sense.
(255) Doubts may arise during a job interview.
(256) The days start to get longer in mid-May.
(257) The trees are lush and green in mid-May.
(258) The board may approve under negotiation.
(259) Ensi is a term that may require context.
(260) May God bless you in all your endeavors.
(261) If he mutes the alarm, he may oversleep.
(262) Babymothers may feel isolated and alone.
(263) Beginners may feel overwhelmed at first.
(264) Berberins may help improve heart health.
(265) The study's timeframe may have biasings.
(266) Boswellia may help improve heart health.
(267) Come what may, we will always be a team.
(268) You may think that, but I beg to differ.
(269) I will always do my best, come what may.
(270) Algolagniacs may enjoy using restraints.
(271) Asocials may prefer solitary activities.
(272) Asocials may prefer to spend time alone.
(273) Astigmatics may have trouble with glare.
(274) Some people may be allergic to tomatine.
(275) The need for help may arise at any time.
(276) A new adventure may arise during a trip.
(277) A new song may arise during music class.
(278) You may have a turn at being the leader.
(279) You may have a new outfit for the party.
(280) You may have a new game for your tablet.
(281) Homeless people may feel sad and lonely.
(282) The library may require you to be quiet.
(283) If you don't learn, ignorance may ensue.
(284) If you don't love, loneliness may ensue.
(285) Rabid animals may become more lethargic.
(286) Rabid animals may become more irritable.
(287) The school may impose a ban on bullying.
(288) Rabid animals may have trouble drinking.
(289) Rabid animals may have a loss of vision.
(290) Rabid animals may have a loss of memory.
(291) Rabid animals may have a loss of speech.
(292) The task may require you to be creative.
(293) You may go to the bathroom during class.
(294) The law may impose a fine for littering.
(295) The landlord may impose a no-pet policy.
(296) You may go to the restroom during class.
(297) As we age, our eyesight may deteriorate.
(298) The restaurant may be closed on Sundays.
(299) I accept that I may not always be right.
(300) You may find the answer in the textbook.
(301) The cell phone radiation may be harmful.
(302) The school may impose a ban on cheating.
(303) She may have a surprise for her friends.
(304) A surgeon may implant a hair transplant.
(305) Autoimmune diseases may run in families.
(306) Her nervous laughter may belie her fear.
(307) If you are dehydrated, you may bloat up.
(308) Fornicators may face legal consequences.
(309) Fornicators may struggle with addiction.
(310) He may be suspected of starting the fire.
(311) Students may be dismissed for plagiarism.
(312) May we always remember to pray for peace.
(313) He may be charged with domestic violence.
(314) The lead-time for custom orders may vary.
(315) The untested method may have limitations.
(316) It seems like gand may be a made-up word.
(317) Conflicts may arise during team meetings.
(318) Fools may sometimes speak to the purpose.
(319) May your morning be as bright as the sun.
(320) May you have luck with your pet training.
(321) The flowers are in full bloom in mid-May.
(322) The weather starts to warm up in mid-May.
(323) May you have sweet dreams and sleep well.
(324) He may be suffering from a lack of sleep.
(325) Iwans is a name that may evoke curiosity.
(326) Hunte is a word that may confuse readers.
(327) Ensi is a term that may be misunderstood.
(328) If you misdo your job, you may get fired.
(329) Bargirls may be from different countries.
(330) Barraters may try to manipulate evidence.
(331) Blamers may struggle with accountability.
(332) Blubberers may need a shoulder to cry on.
(333) Borachios may have migrated to find food.
(334) Botanisers may also work in laboratories.
(335) Treatment for BPH may include medication.
(336) Brahmi may help improve symptoms of ADHD.
(337) Come what may, we will always be friends.
(338) Farewell, and may your dreams come true.
(339) I will never let you down, come what may.
(340) An anencephalous child may have seizures.
(341) Some snorers may suffer from sleep apnea.
(342) Algolagniacs may enjoy using impact toys.
(343) Algolagniacs may enjoy using humiliation.
(344) Algolagniacs may enjoy using degradation.
(345) Anchorets may be seen as hermits by some.
(346) Anchorets may be seen as mystics by some.
(347) Enjoin in spite of the pain you may feel.
(348) As-salamu alaykum, may peace be upon you.
(349) Some types of property may be tax exempt.
(350) The employee may sue for unpaid overtime.
(351) The company may be tried for tax evasion.
(352) A new question may arise during a lesson.
(353) You may have a new toy for your birthday.
(354) The hotel may impose a no smoking policy.
(355) The store may require you to wear a mask.
(356) The beach may impose a no alcohol policy.
(357) The landlord may impose a no pets policy.
(358) If you don't plan ahead, chaos may ensue.
(359) If you don't practice, failure may ensue.
(360) If you don't explore, monotony may ensue.
(361) Rabid animals may attack without warning.
(362) Rabid animals may have trouble breathing.
(363) Rabid animals may become more aggressive.
(364) People with tuberculosis may cough a lot.
(365) People with tuberculosis may lose weight.
(366) The doctor may require you to get a shot.
(367) Rabid animals may have a rapid heartbeat.
(368) Rabid animals may have a loss of hearing.
(369) Rabid animals may have a loss of balance.
(370) The game may require you to use strategy.
(371) The game may require you to follow rules.
(372) The job may require you to have a resume.
(373) If you skip class, your grade may suffer.
(374) You may want to try a new food or recipe.
(375) A sense of urgency may arise in a crisis.
(376) A conflict may arise between two parties.
(377) A new opportunity may arise unexpectedly.
(378) She may have forgotten her phone at home.
(379) She may need some help with her homework.
(380) You may benefit with a change of scenery.
(381) You may benefit with a financial advisor.
(382) If you eat too quickly, you may bloat up.
(383) If you are constipated, you may bloat up.
(384) May the gods forfend any calamity upon us.
(385) Ormer may be a regional or dialectal term.
(386) He may be suspected of stealing the money.
(387) The plan to solve the issue may be flawed.
(388) Canute is a name that may spark curiosity.
(389) Relief may ensue from receiving good news.
(390) The 28th of May is National Hamburger Day.
(391) Menopausal women may have memory problems.
(392) The footer may contain social media icons.
(393) Hernias may require surgical intervention.
(394) The customer may sue for a faulty product.
(395) The investor may sue for securities fraud.
(396) Conflicts may arise during group projects.
(397) May you have luck with your job promotion.
(398) Teenage boys may go through growth spurts.
(399) Amputees may experience phantom limb pain.
(400) Iwans is a name that may be mispronounced.
(401) Hunte is a word that may be misunderstood.
(402) Ensi is a word that may be misinterpreted.
(403) Ensi is a word that may be underestimated.
(404) It seems like guffs may be a made-up word.
(405) She may be discharged for insubordination.
(406) Eating bilberries may help improve vision.
(407) If they mute the alarms, they may be late.
(408) The growth plate may ossify after puberty.
(409) Beachcombs may find a message in a bottle.
(410) Some beggars may turn to crime to survive.
(411) Berberines may improve cognitive function.
(412) Birthroot may also have analgesic effects.
(413) Birthroot may have anti-cancer properties.
(414) Blamers may struggle with self-reflection.
(415) Boswellia may help improve brain function.
(416) Boswellia may help improve liver function.
(417) Bulimiacs may have a distorted body image.
(418) I am determined to succeed, come what may.
(419) Come what may, I will always be resilient.
(420) Aliterate students may struggle in school.
(421) I think you may have made a typo with mke.
(422) Algolagniacs may enjoy using verbal abuse.
(423) Analphabets may have trouble reading maps.
(424) Anchorets may spend their days in silence.
(425) Astigmatics may require corrective lenses.
(426) May you be fortunate in finding true love.
(427) I think you may have made a typo with lks.
(428) I think you may have made a typo with jst.
(429) The school may impose a ban on plagiarism.
(430) The attorney general may indict for fraud.
(431) A new opportunity may arise at any moment.
(432) A new story may arise during reading time.
(433) A new goal may arise during a sports game.
(434) The phone may require a charger to charge.
(435) The gym may impose a no cell phone policy.
(436) If you don't exercise, laziness may ensue.
(437) If you don't create, stagnation may ensue.
(438) The puzzle may require some concentration.
(439) The teacher may require you to take notes.
(440) People may pray as part of their religion.
(441) Rabid animals may have trouble swallowing.
(442) A new opportunity may arise in the future.
(443) Rabid animals may have a loss of emotions.
(444) The city may impose a tax on plastic bags.
(445) The event may require you to bring a gift.
(446) The sport may require you to have a coach.
(447) You may need to study harder for the test.
(448) The school may impose a dress code policy.
(449) You may need to practice your math skills.
(450) As we age, our memory may not be as sharp.
(451) A climatologist may work for a university.
(452) Some people may see passion as fanaticism.
(453) Aneuploid embryos may not survive to term.
(454) Bachelors may have a larger social circle.
(455) He may be guilty of neglecting his duties.
(456) The course load may differ for each major.
(457) Don't ignore symptoms or you may grow ill.
(458) Idolaters may be judged harshly by others.
(459) Kida is a word that may puzzle some people.
(460) Snitches may have to live in constant fear.
(461) The artist may be indicted for art forgery.
(462) The Breivik family may have a coat of arms.
(463) Tuo is a word that may have symbolic value.
(464) Some cases of insulinoma may be hereditary.
(465) Happiness may ensue from finding true love.
(466) Menopausal women may have decreased libido.
(467) Menopausal women may experience joint pain.
(468) She may opt to pursue a career in medicine.
(469) May you have luck with upping your savings.
(470) The birds start to migrate back in mid-May.
(471) Women with PCOS may experience weight gain.
(472) People may feel irked by certain behaviors.
(473) He may as well call his friend to catch up.
(474) May we all pray for opulence and abundance.
(475) It may bechance that we meet again someday.
(476) The environment may devolve over pollution.
(477) Preemies may have a weakened immune system.
(478) May the benison of good health be upon you.
(479) If he loses hope, he may fall into despair.
(480) If you mute the guidance, you may get lost.
(481) Barraters may try to conceal their actions.
(482) Barraters may try to deceive their victims.
(483) Beachcombs may find driftwood or sea glass.
(484) Beachcombs may find a hidden cove or beach.
(485) Some people may be allergic to benzocaines.
(486) Berberines may improve insulin sensitivity.
(487) Berberines may have anti-cancer properties.
(488) Blubberers may be more prone to depression.
(489) Boswellia may help improve kidney function.
(490) During cathood, cats may become more vocal.
(491) Treatment for CML may include chemotherapy.
(492) I will always be optimistic, come what may.
(493) Detraquees may have difficulty with change.
(494) I will always be respectful, come what may.
(495) Aliterates may benefit from speech therapy.
(496) The RRP may vary depending on the retailer.
(497) Anuric patients may require a special diet.
(498) Algolagniacs may enjoy using exhibitionism.
(499) Analphabets may feel isolated from society.
(500) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word order.
(501) Apologizers may have a hard time saying no.
(502) Cide may be a misspelling of the word side.
(503) Some people may be allergic to lactalbumin.
(504) May you be fortunate in making new friends.
(505) Invert despite the challenges you may face.
(506) The athlete may sue for breach of contract.
(507) Your social life may alter during midterms.
(508) Bleat despite the limitations you may feel.
(509) A new joke may arise during a funny moment.
(510) You may have a piece of candy after dinner.
(511) You may have a sleepover with your friends.
(512) If you violate the law, you may go to jail.
(513) His love for music may be a predisposition.
(514) The beach may impose a no littering policy.
(515) Postage rates may change from time to time.
(516) The teacher may require you to read a book.
(517) The bakery may require you to wait in line.
(518) If you don't imagine, limitation may ensue.
(519) The teacher may require you to do homework.
(520) The test may require you to write an essay.
(521) The test may require you to show your work.
(522) Jewish people may keep kosher dietary laws.
(523) You may need to fast before an angiography.
(524) The weather may require you to wear a coat.
(525) The art class may require you to use paint.
(526) The car may require you to wear a seatbelt.
(527) People with anemia may feel tired and weak.
(528) The concert may require you to buy tickets.
(529) The play may require you to memorize lines.
(530) A problem may arise if we don't plan ahead.
(531) Lawyers may dispute the validity of a will.
(532) The job may require you to have experience.
(533) The game may require you to have a referee.
(534) The event may require you to have a ticket.
(535) The city may impose a tax on sugary drinks.
(536) The school may impose a ban on chewing gum.
(537) You may have to pay a balance transfer fee.
(538) The city may impose a tax on certain goods.
(539) The boss may impose a ban on overtime work.
(540) A new problem may arise during the project.
(541) You may have to apologize for your mistake.
(542) You may proceed with your presentation now.
(543) They may have already left for the airport.
(544) The bakery may sell out of the fresh bread.
(545) Thou buildest a tower, so that all may see.
(546) Fornicators may struggle with trust issues.
(547) People with bowleg may experience knee pain.
(548) May the gods forfend any misfortune upon us.
(549) The CEO may be indicted for insider trading.
(550) The symptoms of ataxia may worsen over time.
May meaning
May is a versatile word that can be used in a variety of ways in the English language. It can be used as a modal verb, a noun, or a verb. In this article, we will explore the different ways in which may can be used and provide tips on how to use it correctly in a sentence. As a Modal Verb May is commonly used as a modal verb to express possibility or permission. When used in this way, it is often followed by a base verb. For example: - I may go to the party tonight. - You may use my computer if you need to. - He may not be able to come to the meeting. When using may as a modal verb, it is important to remember that it is always followed by a base verb. Additionally, it is often used to express uncertainty or doubt, so it is important to use it in the appropriate context. As a Noun May can also be used as a noun to refer to the fifth month of the year. For example: - My birthday is in May. - The flowers are in bloom in May. - May is a busy month for weddings. When using may as a noun, it is important to capitalize it as it is a proper noun. Additionally, it is important to use it in the appropriate context to avoid confusion. As a Verb May can also be used as a verb to express permission or possibility. When used in this way, it is often followed by an object. For example: - She may the decision to go to college. - The doctor may the decision to prescribe medication. - The judge may the decision to grant bail. When using may as a verb, it is important to remember that it is always followed by an object. Additionally, it is often used in formal contexts, such as legal or medical settings. Tips for Using May Correctly
1. Use may to express possibility or permission in a sentence.
For example, "You may use my car if you need to."
2. Capitalize may when using it as a noun to refer to the month of May.
For example, "My birthday is in May."
3. Use may as a verb to express permission or possibility in formal contexts.
For example, "The judge may grant bail."
4. Remember that may is always followed by a base verb when used as a modal verb.
For example, "I may go to the party tonight."
5. Use may appropriately in the context of the sentence to avoid confusion.
For example, "May I have a glass of water?" versus "My birthday is in May."
In conclusion, may is a versatile word that can be used in a variety of ways in the English language. Whether used as a modal verb, a noun, or a verb, it is important to use it correctly in the appropriate context to avoid confusion. By following these tips, you can use may effectively in your writing and communication.
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