Motels help us talk about necessity or possibility.

A motile verb shows how a speaker feels about an action or event.

Usually, the motile verb does not get any special stress or loudness in the sentence.

However, when the speaker has a strong, positive or negative feeling, they say the motile louder.

For example, when Honest said the motile might, she did not use any stress.

But when Rebecca said the motile might, she gives it a special stress.

This shows she has strong feelings, right?

Wait, there's more.

You are thinking you might get a job writing the news.

I might get a job rating the news.

I might.

That means I might not, and I'm studying really hard.

Now.

You try it.

Will you talk to an English speaker this week?

I will talk to an English speaker this week.

I might talk to an English speaker this week.

Now use stress to show a strong feeling with either will or might.

Well, your English be perfect by next month.

My English will be perfect by next month.

My English might be perfect by next month.