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Discover Ludwig"might collapse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating the possibility that something will fail or be destroyed. For example, "The bridge is over 100 years old, and it might collapse at any time."
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"It might collapse".
Or it might collapse next week.
Banks in a number of countries might collapse.
He bends low, seeming as if he might collapse.
Otherwise the five-town effort might collapse in localized squabbling.
However, given its utter weakness it might collapse sooner rather than later.
We thought "everything is going to change, everything might collapse". I realized, "wait a minute!
I saw that columns were missing on the building perimeter and realized the tower might collapse.
Thousands of structures must be painstakingly examined to determine whether they might collapse.
Outside, people were milling about, afraid of staying inside where things might collapse.
The building's designer visited to address fears that its roof might collapse.
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