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Modals Mastery: Must, Should, Can, Could

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Test your knowledge of modal verbs in English.

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Modals Mastery: Must, Should, Can, Could
 

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Test your knowledge of modal verbs in English.

by Juan Felipe Moreno Moreno
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Modals are followed by the base form of the main verb (e.g., must go, should try).

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Must expresses only past actions.

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Can expresses ability or possibility.

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Could is used to express present certainty.

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Modal verbs add -s in the third person singular.

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Must expresses strong necessity or obligation.

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Could is the past tense of can.

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Should is used to give advice or recommendations.

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Can always expresses certainty about the future.

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You should not use could to make polite requests.

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Must expresses strong obligation or necessity.

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

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Should is used to give advice or suggest what is proper.

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Should is used to express formal permission.

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Can is never used to talk about possibility.

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Must is not typically used for general statements of fact.

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Could can only refer to hypothetical situations and not real ones.

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Should and can have the same meaning in all contexts.

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Must is used to describe the past.

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Can indicates ability or possibility in the present.

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