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English Essentials: Modals, Quantifiers, and More

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by Reivan Rivera Betancourt
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Modal verbs express possibility , obligation , or permission . Common examples include must , may , can , and . In giving advice , you should study every day to improve your vocabulary and grammar .

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Quantifiers describe amount : many , , a few , several , and some . With countable nouns we often use many ; with uncountable nouns , much . There is not much sugar left in the jar .

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False cognates can confuse learners because words look similar in two languages but mean different things . For example , in English means real , not current or present .

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Some nouns are like water , rice , music , and advice . Others are countable like apples , cars , and ideas . Remember that uncountable nouns do not take a or an and often have no plural form .

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Infinitives and are important : infinitives to swim or to read can follow verbs , while gerunds swimming and reading act as nouns . He enjoys reading and prefers walking to driving in traffic .

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with get , give , do , and make are common in natural speech . Get a job , give advice , do homework , and make a decision are frequent phrases you should practice daily .

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compare two things : taller , faster , and more interesting . The corresponding superlative forms are the tallest , the fastest , and the most interesting . We use than after the comparative .

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express the extreme degree among three or more items : the tallest mountain , the fastest car , or the most interesting book . We often use the + est or more plus adjective .

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with modals and auxiliary verbs change meaning . For example , can you help me ? I should not wait , and we do not have to go today unless necessary .

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In these lessons you practice quantifiers , uncountable nouns , and gerunds , false cognates , with get / give / do / make , and and superlatives to build fluent English .

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