MODALS OF POSSIBILITY

Modals for

POSSIBILITY

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Sección II

rules for modals

Structure

It may rain today s + m + v + c

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Structure

It may rain today s + m + v + c

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Structure

Paty can't play the piano s + m+not + v + c

Structure

Could I borrow your dictionary? m + s +v +c +?

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Here’s how ‘may‘, ‘might‘ and ‘could‘ relate to other modal verbs of probability: Thus, we use ‘may‘, ‘might‘ and ‘could‘ when we think that something is possible. Statements with ‘may’, ‘might’ and ‘could‘ can refer to past, present, or future possibilities.

Use MAY

Use MAY

Use MIGHT

Use MIGHT

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to refer a present possible

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Exercise

Sección I

Sección I

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