This thread tickles me in all the right places.

I'm still ambivalent on how I feel about modern usage, and would argue that I may go and I might go have slightly different, contextual, connotations. Unfortunately, the subtle difference we're both referring to here is probably dying, as dialect is a constantly evolving beast. (Case in point: The sudden new way in which people are using "any more" over the past couple of years in my region of the US; e.g., a single word at the beginnings of sentences, instead of as two words at the end. I hear: Anymore we don't go to Cold Stone after dinner.

Luckily, new grammars and grammatical rules are always bubbling to the surface.

Also, I prefer double quotes, or depending on the author, no quotes at all. Single quotes are, to me, for quotations within dialogue.