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Modal verbs CSE
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MODAL VERBS - CSE
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What are modal verbs?
TYPES OF MODAL VERBS
Can, could
ABILITY
Can?, could?, may?
PERMISSION
OBLIGATION
Must, Have to
Should
ADVICE
Can, could, may, might
POSSIBILITY
ABILITY
CAN
Questions
Negative
Affirmative
- S + Can + inf + C
- I can swim
- Laura can pass the exam
- S + Can't + inf + C
- Can + S + inf + C?
- Can birds fly?
- She can't ride a bike
- I can't fly
COULD
To express ability in the past
Negative
Questions
Affirmative
- Could + S + inf + C?
- S + Couldn't + inf + C
- S + Could + inf + C
- I could craw fast when I was a baby
- She couldn't speak when she was a newborn
- Could you walk when you were a baby?
PERMISSION
Can...?
Could...?
- Can + S + INF + C?
- Could + S + INF + C?
- Can I go to the toilet?
- Could I sit here, please?
May...?
- May + S + INF + C?
- May I ask you something, Sir?
OBLIGATION
HAVE TO
MUST
OBLIGATION
- S + must + inf + C
- Internal obligations
- Actions that we think they are necessary
MUST
- S + have to + inf + C
- External obligations and rules
- Actions that are compulsory, laws...
- Possible punishment
HAVE TO
ADVICE
SHOULD
Affirmative
- S + should + inf + C
- She should study more
Negative
- S + shouldn't + inf + C
- You shouldn't smoke
Questions
- Should + S + inf + C?
- It may rain... Should I take the umbrella?
MODAL VERBS - ADVICE
Let's review!
Now that you know that 'SHOULD' is to express suggestions,
give an advice to your classmates about: - How they can improve English - climate change, recycling...
POSSIBILITY
MAY
MIGHT
- We use MIGHT to express LOW probability.
- probability in the past
- S + MIGHT + INF + C
- We use MAY to express probability. Something can happen
- S + MAY + INF + C
Example
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