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Modal verbs jump!

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Froggy Jumps Modal Auxiliaries Jumping FrogOnline version Modal verbs jump! by Joshua Masis 1 A modal verb for present ability or informal permission. a can b may c could 2 The past form of CAN — used for past ability or polite requests. a would b could c can 3 A modal verb for formal permission or possibility. a may b might c can 4 A modal verb for a weak, uncertain possibility. a may b might c must 5 A modal verb for strong obligation or a confident deduction. a might b must c should 6 The negative form of MUST, meaning something is forbidden. a shouldn't b mustn't c don't have to 7 A modal verb used with I or WE to make a formal offer or suggestion. a would b will c shall 8 A modal verb used to give advice or a recommendation. a might b must c should 9 A modal verb used for a promise or a decision made at the moment of speaking. a will b would c shall 10 A modal verb used for polite offers, requests, and hypothetical situations. a could b would c will 11 A more formal way to say SHOULD — giving advice. a have to b ought to c must 12 A phrase for an obligation that comes from an external rule. a have to b ought to c must 13 A phrase meaning something is optional — no obligation, but still allowed. a don't have to b shouldn't c must not 14 A phrase meaning something is strictly forbidden. a might not b must not c don't have to 15 A phrase for strong advice with a real, negative consequence if ignored. a had better b ought to c should 16 A confident negative deduction, meaning something is logically impossible. a mustn't b shouldn't c can't 17 Negative advice — telling someone not to do something. a shouldn't b mustn't c can't 18 A phrase for weak, uncertain doubt that something is the case. a mustn't b can't c may not

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Modal Auxiliaries Jumping Frog

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by Joshua Masis

A modal verb for present ability or informal permission.

The past form of CAN — used for past ability or polite requests.

A modal verb for formal permission or possibility.

A modal verb for a weak, uncertain possibility.

A modal verb for strong obligation or a confident deduction.

The negative form of MUST, meaning something is forbidden.

A modal verb used with I or WE to make a formal offer or suggestion.

A modal verb used to give advice or a recommendation.

A modal verb used for a promise or a decision made at the moment of speaking.

A modal verb used for polite offers, requests, and hypothetical situations.

A more formal way to say SHOULD — giving advice.

A phrase for an obligation that comes from an external rule.

A phrase meaning something is optional — no obligation, but still allowed.

A phrase meaning something is strictly forbidden.

A phrase for strong advice with a real, negative consequence if ignored.

A confident negative deduction, meaning something is logically impossible.

Negative advice — telling someone not to do something.

A phrase for weak, uncertain doubt that something is the case.