modal verb + continuous verb

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Don't say, "to get my English better." Instead: "to improve my English" or "to make my English sound better."

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[@Free19637]

I might be working on improving my English. Sorry, is the structure " modal verb+ be+_ing " is the same for both present and future? Or not? And if not, what's the difference? Thanks.

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Yes, it's the same for both but when you choose "might" for yourself, that's most likely the future. This is a difficult topic because there are so many different shades of meaning that come from modal verbs.

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....or "an exam"

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I might be walking in park today.

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@@nadiashchebrenko4054 It would be better if you said, “I might go walking in the park today.”

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