alireza dehghan
please correct this sentence. "He mightn't be an avid reader when he grows up" please note that, I should use "might not" in my sentences
Aug 20, 2018 12:29 PM
Answers · 1
Using mightn't is perfectly fine and very good English. So use either 'might not' or 'mightn't'; both are correct, and one is not better than the other.
August 20, 2018
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alireza dehghan
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English, Persian (Farsi)
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