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different types of modals

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1

Modal verbs are used to express certain hypothetical conditions, such as advisability, capability, or requests (refer to the complete list below). They’re used alongside a main verb to inflect its meaning.

2

What type of modal verb is used to express possibility or uncertainty about something happening in the future, often using "may" or "might"?

3

What type of modal verb is used when expressing someone's ability to do something in the present or past, often using "can" or "could"?

4

What type of modal verb is used to indicate a strong necessity or obligation, often using "must" or "have to"?

5

What type of modal verb is used to express rules, laws, or restrictions, often using "must not" or "cannot"?

6

What type of modal verb is used when giving advice or making a recommendation, often using "should" or "ought to"?

7

What type of modal verb is used when asking for or giving permission, often using "can" or "may"?

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