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1.The teacher will read the statement aloud.
2.If you think the statement is true, answer ‘Yes!’
3.If you think the statement is false, answer ‘No!’

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1.The teacher will read the statement aloud. 2.If you think the statement is true, answer ‘Yes!’ 3.If you think the statement is false, answer ‘No!’

by Aira Kho
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A modal is a helper word that always comes with an action verb.

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Modals can make sentences sound polite.

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“Can” is used to show ability.

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“Must” is used to give advice.

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“Could” is more polite than “can” when making a request.

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Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions.

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All questions in letters must use WH-words.

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WH-questions help us ask for specific information.

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“May I join the group?” is an example of a polite request.

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“Give me your pen” is a polite sentence.

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Modals are only used in spoken English, not in letters.

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“Will” can show certainty or prediction.

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Using polite modals in letters helps the reader respond positively.

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An interrogative sentence ends with a period (.) instead of a question mark.

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“Might” expresses certainty about an action.

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