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### Lightning
Definition: Lightning is a natural electrical discharge of very short duration and high voltage between a cloud and the ground or within a cloud.
Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪtnɪŋ/
Word Breakdown:
Light: This is the first part of the word, which typically refers to something bright.
ning: This suffix converts the noun "light" into a noun representing a phenomenon.
Usage in Sentences:
1. The sky lit up with a flash of lightning.
2. We counted the seconds between the lightning and the thunder.
3. Lightning can be dangerous during a storm.
4. She was amazed by the spectacular lightning display.
### Might
Definition: Might can be used as a modal verb to express possibility, or as a noun to indicate power or strength.
Pronunciation: /maɪt/
Word Breakdown:
Might (as a verb): Indicates a possibility. E.g., "It might rain later."
Might (as a noun): Refers to great strength or power. E.g., "The might of the army was impressive."
Usage in Sentences:
1. He might come to the party if he finishes his work.
2. They might not agree with the new policy.
3. With all their might, they pushed the car out of the mud.
4. The king ruled with all his might and wisdom.
### Tips for Remembering
Lightning: Remember that it is related to "light" and think of the sudden flash of bright light in the sky.
Might: As a verb, it is helpful to pair it with other verbs to indicate possibility (e.g., "might go," "might see"). As a noun, it relates to power or strength (e.g., "with great might").
