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Modals Mastery: Must, Should, Can, May, Could, Might

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Test your modal usage with true/false statements

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Test your modal usage with true/false statements

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Can denotes obligation that cannot be refused.

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Must expresses a strong obligation.

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Should expresses certainty about the present situation.

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Might guarantees a definite future action.

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Can describes ability or possibility.

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May is always used for past events.

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Could is often used as a polite or hypothetical possibility.

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Should is used to give advice or recommendations.

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Must is used to request permission.

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May is used to grant or ask for permission.

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May is used to express permission or possibility.

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Could is the past tense of can and also used for polite requests.

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Might and may always have the same meaning.

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Should expresses definite future certainty.

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Must expresses strong obligation or necessity.

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Must is used to ask for permission.

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Could cannot be used to make polite requests.

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Can indicates ability or possibility in the present.

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Should is used to give advice or a recommendation.

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May means ability in the present.

 
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