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Modal Verbs UNIT 3
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
So, the structure will  always  be: ,[object Object],[object Object]
English has 12 modals, ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
* Semi-modals in green. Can  Could  Be able to Can't May / Might May  Could  Would Must  Have to = Need to Ability (Present and Past) Inability  Disbelief  Prohibition Possibility Formal  Request  Offer Obligation  Necessity Must  Have to Mustn't Needn't =  Don't have to Should  Ought to Shall...? Strong belief Prohibition Lack of necessity Advice Offer
Ability :  Mary can swim fast. / I was able to finish my homework on time. Request :  Can you call me tonight? Possibility :  I can meet you later. / It may rain tomorrow. Inability :  I can't eat a whole cake by myself. Prohibition :  You can't drive without a licence. / You mustn't exceed the speed limit. Disbelief :  That can't be the price – it's too cheap! Polite request :  Would you open the window,please? Offer, suggestion :  Would you like something to drink? / Shall I help you with your luggage? Strong necessity :  You must bring your books to class. Certainty that sth is true :  She's got a great job, she must be very happy. Obligation,necessity :  I have to buy the tickets today. / I need to cook dinner tonight. Lack of obligation/necessity :  You needn't / don't have to bring anything to the party. Advice, opinion :  You should / ought to improve your level of english. EXAMPLES
Modals: Perfect form MUST HAVE MAY / MIGHT HAVE COULD HAVE COULDN'T HAVE Certainty that something was true. A guess about a past action. Ability to do something in the past which in the end wasn't done Certainty that something didn't happen WOULD HAVE SHOULD / OUGHT TO HAVE SHOULDN'T HAVE NEEDN'T HAVE Desire to do something in the past which in fact couldn't be done. Criticism or regret after an event. Criticism or regret after an event. An unnecessary past action.
EXAMPLES Certainty that something was true. A guess about a past action. Ability to do something in the past which in the end wasn't done Certainty that something didn't happen Rob has arrived  late. He must have been in a traffic jam. She might have taken the wrong bus. You could have asked the doctor before taking that medicine. He couldn't have gone to the concert because he was doing a test. Desire to do something in the past which in fact couldn't be done. Criticism or regret after an event. Criticism or regret after an event. An unnecessary past action. I would have gone to the party, but I was too busy. You should have told me earlier. He shouldn't have forgotten about her birthday. You needn't have brought anything to my party.
Should / 'd better You should go to the doctor = You'd better go to the doctor. We'd better not  buy that car. It's very expensive. You'd better tidy your room now!  You'd better not take my car! SHOULD HAD BETTER  Advice Advice much more like a Warning.
Now do the exercises on page 36 (SB) Ex 2. Tina no parece feliz. Ella no ha podido haber oído las nuevas noticias. Me siento bastante mal. No debería haber comido tanto. Consúltaselo a Pete antes de comprarle ese libro. Puede que lo haya leído. Te lo habría contado, pero me hicieron prometer que no dijera nada. No necesitamos haber venido tan pronto. El médico no está aquí aún. Ben no puede abrir la puerta. Ha debido perder sus llaves de nuevo. Es muy tarde para que vaya. Tendrías que haberme llamado antes.

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Pp modals bachi

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  • 5. * Semi-modals in green. Can Could Be able to Can't May / Might May Could Would Must Have to = Need to Ability (Present and Past) Inability Disbelief Prohibition Possibility Formal Request Offer Obligation Necessity Must Have to Mustn't Needn't = Don't have to Should Ought to Shall...? Strong belief Prohibition Lack of necessity Advice Offer
  • 6. Ability : Mary can swim fast. / I was able to finish my homework on time. Request : Can you call me tonight? Possibility : I can meet you later. / It may rain tomorrow. Inability : I can't eat a whole cake by myself. Prohibition : You can't drive without a licence. / You mustn't exceed the speed limit. Disbelief : That can't be the price – it's too cheap! Polite request : Would you open the window,please? Offer, suggestion : Would you like something to drink? / Shall I help you with your luggage? Strong necessity : You must bring your books to class. Certainty that sth is true : She's got a great job, she must be very happy. Obligation,necessity : I have to buy the tickets today. / I need to cook dinner tonight. Lack of obligation/necessity : You needn't / don't have to bring anything to the party. Advice, opinion : You should / ought to improve your level of english. EXAMPLES
  • 7. Modals: Perfect form MUST HAVE MAY / MIGHT HAVE COULD HAVE COULDN'T HAVE Certainty that something was true. A guess about a past action. Ability to do something in the past which in the end wasn't done Certainty that something didn't happen WOULD HAVE SHOULD / OUGHT TO HAVE SHOULDN'T HAVE NEEDN'T HAVE Desire to do something in the past which in fact couldn't be done. Criticism or regret after an event. Criticism or regret after an event. An unnecessary past action.
  • 8. EXAMPLES Certainty that something was true. A guess about a past action. Ability to do something in the past which in the end wasn't done Certainty that something didn't happen Rob has arrived late. He must have been in a traffic jam. She might have taken the wrong bus. You could have asked the doctor before taking that medicine. He couldn't have gone to the concert because he was doing a test. Desire to do something in the past which in fact couldn't be done. Criticism or regret after an event. Criticism or regret after an event. An unnecessary past action. I would have gone to the party, but I was too busy. You should have told me earlier. He shouldn't have forgotten about her birthday. You needn't have brought anything to my party.
  • 9. Should / 'd better You should go to the doctor = You'd better go to the doctor. We'd better not buy that car. It's very expensive. You'd better tidy your room now! You'd better not take my car! SHOULD HAD BETTER Advice Advice much more like a Warning.
  • 10. Now do the exercises on page 36 (SB) Ex 2. Tina no parece feliz. Ella no ha podido haber oído las nuevas noticias. Me siento bastante mal. No debería haber comido tanto. Consúltaselo a Pete antes de comprarle ese libro. Puede que lo haya leído. Te lo habría contado, pero me hicieron prometer que no dijera nada. No necesitamos haber venido tan pronto. El médico no está aquí aún. Ben no puede abrir la puerta. Ha debido perder sus llaves de nuevo. Es muy tarde para que vaya. Tendrías que haberme llamado antes.