May and might examples

Might definition:
Mightis used as a modal auxiliary verb to indicate the possibility or probability of an action or condition. It suggests a lesser degree of certainty compared to 'may'.

Might parts of speech:

• As a modal verb, might is used express possibility or permission: 'She said she might visit us next year.'
  

Might pronunciation:
The word 'might' is phonetically spelled as /maɪt/.

Mite definition:
Miterefers to a very small arachnid belonging to the subclass Acari, or to a small particle, object, or amount.

It can also be used figuratively to indicate something very tiny or insignificant.

Mite parts of speech:

• As a noun, mite is used to name tiny arachnids or a small amount of something: 'The pillow was infested with mites.'
  

Mite pronunciation:
The word 'mite' is phonetically spelled as /maɪt/, identical to the pronunciation of 'might'.