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English Modal Verbs

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Do you know the uses of modal verbs?

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Do you know the uses of modal verbs?

by Eunice Paliah
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She _____ swim. (ability)

2

____ I go out? (permission)

3

You ____ sleep more. (advice)

4

I ____ call you. (future)

5

_____ you help me? (request)

6

He ____ go. (necessity)

7

I ____ work. (obligation)

Choose one or more answers

8

They ____ travel tomorrow. (possibility)

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Can-shows ability

May is polite and is used to ask for permission.

Should is used to give advice.

Will indicates the future

Would is polite and is used for requests.

Must -shows necessity.

Have to-shows obligation

Both might and could show possibility.

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