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Modales en inglés: may, should, might, could, can

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Modales en inglés: may, should, might, could, can
 

Modales en inglés: may, should, might, could, canOnline version

Desafío de modales en inglés

by Yaretzi Wendolin
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Could expresses possibility or past ability.

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Can denotes ability or permission in the present.

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You may leave the room now.

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Should means strong permission.

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May and might are always interchangeable with no nuance.

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May is used to express past obligation.

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Can cannot be used to give permission.

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Could only expresses past permission, not present.

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May expresses possibility: It may rain later.

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Should is used for advice or obligation.

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