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Modal verbs activity of the group 52, Methodology in teaching foreign languages

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Modal verbs activity of the group 52, Methodology in teaching foreign languages

by Yaris yaneth Bohórquez ramos
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Modal verbs are always followed by a verb in base form.

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Modal verbs change depending on the subject. → False

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Should" se usa para dar consejos.

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"May" se usa para expresar posibilidad.

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"Might" indica certeza absoluta.

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"Could" se usa como pasado de "can" para habilidad.

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"Shall" se usa principalmente en inglés americano para sugerencias.

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"Ought to" tiene un significado similar a "should".

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"Will" se usa para hablar del futuro.

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"Mustn't" indica prohibición.

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