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    1. GRAMMAR LECTURE – 3 MODALS, AUXILLARIES, ADVERBS, ADJECTIVES and TENSE
    2. MODALS AND AUXILLARIES WHAT? Modal is an auxiliary verb that is used with another verb to indicate its mood, as can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, and would: it has no special form in the third person singular and no present or past participle. May, might; can, could; shall, should; will would; ought; need; dare; are called modal auxiliaries because they are used to form certain moods for which English has no inflected verb form.
    3. MODALS I CAN ALWAYS MAKE YOU SMILE ABILITY CAN I EAT MY FOOD IN HERE? CAN THEORITICAL PERMISSION POSSIBILITY ANYBODY CAN MAKE MISTAKES.
    4. MODALS PAST I could never listen to lectures in my ABILITY school days. COULD I could speak for another hour or so. CONTINGENT POSSIBILITY
    5. PERMISSION PERMISSION (Rare usage) MAY MIGHT May I come in? It may rain today. Might I smoke in here? FACTUAL POSSIBILITY POSSIBILITY (SPECIFIC) What you say might be true?
    6. He shall get his dues. We shall let you know our decision. WILLINGNESS He shall be punished. OBLIGATION He should listen to his elders. I 'am surprised that such a tragedy should happen to you. SHALL SHOULD INTENTION INSITANCE PITY
    7. Willingness Habitual Will/Would Intention • Will you please break open the piggy bank? • I will do better in my next exam. Necessity • We will reach on time. • Oil will float on water.
    8. OBLIGATION OBLIGATION MUST OUGHT TO NECESSITY EXPECTATION NECESSITY
    9. ADJECTIVES • Tell us the quality of the Noun or pronoun. • It may also point out quantity of the Noun or Pronoun. Example: There are 3 tiered wedding cakes on display in the baker’s shop.
    10. DEGREES  COMPARITIVE : BETWEEN TWO • FEWER vs. LESS  SUPERLATIVE : ALL
    11. ADVERB Are those phrases that modify/describe: • ADJECTIVES • VERBS • OTHER ADVERBS Example: He drove a very fast car. He drove slowly. He brought the car very quickly to a halt.
    12. TENSES Perfect Tenses Simple Continuous Perfect Continuous Active I call I am calling I have called ………….. Present Passive I am called I am being I have been called I have been called calling Active I called I was calling I had called ………….. Past Passive I was called I was being I had been called I had been called calling Active I shall call ………. I shall have called ………….. Future Passive I shall be I shall be calling I shall have been I shall have called called been calling
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