Modal verbs
The language of asking favors, making offers and request, ask, give and refuse permission
To tell or ask someone to do something
To ask for permission
To give permission
To offer to do things or to invite
Situation 1
Situation 2
To express a strong personal obligation (It comes from the free will of the speaker)
To express an impersonal obligation or give an instruction (it comes from another person not the speaker)
To express that something is forbidden, it´s a prohibition.
To express that something is not really an obligation
Must, mustn´t, have to & don´t have to
The language of expressing ability (past, present, future)
To express ability in the present
To express ability in the past
To express ability in the future
The past modals should have, would have & could have
have (verb in the infinitive form without to)
The verb in past participle form
should would could
Subject
Example
To express something we did or didn´t do so we regret
To express something that was possible but it didn´t happens
To express something we imagine as a result
modal verbs
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Created on August 23, 2021
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Modal verbs
The language of asking favors, making offers and request, ask, give and refuse permission
To tell or ask someone to do something
To ask for permission
To give permission
To offer to do things or to invite
Situation 1
Situation 2
To express a strong personal obligation (It comes from the free will of the speaker)
To express an impersonal obligation or give an instruction (it comes from another person not the speaker)
To express that something is forbidden, it´s a prohibition.
To express that something is not really an obligation
Must, mustn´t, have to & don´t have to
The language of expressing ability (past, present, future)
To express ability in the present
To express ability in the past
To express ability in the future
The past modals should have, would have & could have
have (verb in the infinitive form without to)
The verb in past participle form
should would could
Subject
Example
To express something we did or didn´t do so we regret
To express something that was possible but it didn´t happens
To express something we imagine as a result