New answers tagged future-time
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Use of “might” to talk about the possible events in the future
She might come...
She might be coming
This refers to a possible future event. There is little difference between "come" and "be coming"
She might have come
This refers to a ...
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five more to come OR five more coming
Both forms are correct and natural in that context, and have the same function, so there's no meaningful difference between the two choices in the situation you've created.
But they do have different ...
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