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1. Omaima Belouafi
Sofia Molina

2. CAN
• CAN you help me?
• CAN  REQUEST

3. Can
• I CAN speak 5 languages
• CAN  ABILITY

4. Can
• I CAN do all the things.
• CAN  POSSIBILITY

5. BE ABLE TO
• You will BE ABLE TO find a cheap plane ticket.
• BE ABLE TO  POSSIBILITY

6. CAN´T
• You CAN’T use my phone
• CAN’T  PROHIBITION

7. CAN´T
• You CAN’T speak all the time with you.
• CAN’T  INABILITY

8. CAN´T
• This notice CAN’T be true, it’s impossible.
• CAN’T  DISBELIEF

9. COULD
• You COULD spend your holidays in France.
• COULD  POLITE SUGGESTION

10. COULD
• COULD you accompany me to a place?
• COULD  POLITE REQUEST

11. COULD
• She COULD speak Chinese seven years ago.
• COULD  PAST ABILITY

12. MIGHT
• I MIGHT go to your house tonight.
• MIGHT  POSSIBILITY

13. MAY
• MAY I tell you something?
• MAY  POLITE REQUEST

14. MAY
• MAY I go with my frieds today?
• MAY  PERMISSION

15. SHOULD
• We SHOULD go to sleep
• SHOULD  ADVICE

16. HAVE TO
• We HAVE TO go to the school now.
• HAVE TO  NECESSITY

17. MUST
• Peter MUST be in his house.
• MUST  STRONG BELIEF

18. MUST
• You MUST do this for me.
• MUST  OBLIGATION

19. Mustn't
• You MUSTN’T speak by phone while driving.
• MUSTN’T  OBLIGATION

20. Needn’t
• You NEEDN’T cook something. I have done it.
• NEEDN’T  LACK OF OBLIGATION

21. would
• WOULD you like to come to my house today.
• WOULD  OFFER

22. would
• WOULD you be my partner tonight please.
• WOULD  FORMAL REQUEST