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Modal Verbs Scramble

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Unscramble common modal verbs to form sentences.

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Unscramble common modal verbs to form sentences.

by illiya raudha
1

Expresses ability, possibility, or permission.

2

Past form used for possibility, suggestions, or polite requests.

3

Used to grant permission or indicate possibility in the present.

4

Indicates a weaker possibility or hypothetical situation.

5

Gives advice, recommendations, or expectations about what is right.

6

Expresses strong necessity or obligation; often denies permission in negation.

7

Used for hypothetical situations, polite requests, or preferences.

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