Modals Present and Future Forms. Modals Modal do not express tense or time, but they change the...
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Modals Modals Present and Future Forms Present and Future Forms
Modals Present and Future Forms. Modals Modal do not express tense or time, but they change the meaning of the base verb. The meaning changes according
Modals Modal do not express tense or time, but they change the
meaning of the base verb. The meaning changes according to the
context of the sentence.
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Present Modals: 1.Can, could 2.Will, would 3. Should, ought to
4.May, might 5. Must
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Semi-Modals am is are have to / has to able to
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Can, Could can, could = ability For example: Can : 1.Mary can
teach reading class. 2 Dalia can speak Italian. Could: 1.John could
ride a unicycle when he was younger. 2 Amie could play tennis well
when he was a teenager.
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I can see you..
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Can, Could, Be able to Now there are some differences between
be able to and could There are some words which help us to put be
able to like : happily, fortunately, luckily, in this case we use
be able to which means something I was able to do it And we use
could when there is something I can do it but I did not do it
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Will, Would We use it to ask someone to do something, or to do
something in the future. For example:- Will: 1. Will you go to the
shop for me? 2. I will go to Paris next week. Would: 1. Would you
do me a favour?
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Should, Ought to Should, ought to = to give someone advice. For
example : 1. You should study hard to pass your exams. 2. You ought
to study hard to pass your exams.
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You should study hard!
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May, Might May, might = possible action in the future For
example: It may rain, wear your coat. I might come to visit
you.
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Must, Have to Must= its necessary to do something You must
study a lot if you want to succeed. / You have to study hard Mustnt
=prohibition You mustnt smoke here dont have to= absence of
necessity You dont have to do it now, you may do it tomorrow.
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You must study
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Some Reference www.englishforums.com www.bramjnet.com By Dalia
Irshaid, Dima Jaradat, Rawan Yabadawi