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Modal Verbs
- 1. MODALS VERBS BY: CARISSA ZYCAHBELTRAN 8-NARRA
- 2. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples What ismodal verb? Modals are a type of verb that express levels of ability, doubt or certainty. Modal verbs are always followed by the other verb in the infinitive form. There are many modal verbs, but some of the most common ones are can, may, could, will, might and would. In this lesson, we will discuss Modal’s meaning and provide a list of the most common modal verbs. Stay tuned for more information on how to use these verbs in your own writing!
- 3. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples What isa Modal Verb? Modal verbs express levels of ability, doubt or certainty. The three most common models are can, may and could. Modal verbs are always followed by the infinitive form of the main verb.
- 4. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples – can –could – may – might – must – ought to – shall – should – will Types of Modal Verb
- 5. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples Uses ofModal verbs: Modals are special verbs, such as can and could, which give extra information about the other verb in a sentence. They are used to express: ability, possibility, certainty, advice or necessity. Modal verbs always accompany the base (infinitive) form of the other verb having semantic content. For example, You must do your homework. Modals are auxiliary verbs, which means they help to form a question or a negative sentence or to add emphasis.
- 6. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples Can: I canride a bike. She can speak multiple languages. Could: When I was younger, I could climb trees effortlessly. Could you please pass me the salt? Will: She will arrive at the airport at 3 PM. We will help you with the project.
- 7. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples Would: If Ihad the chance, I would travel the world. Would you like some more coffee? Shall: Shall we go for a walk? I shall do my best to assist you. Should: You should study for the exam. He should be more careful with his belongings.
- 8. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples 1.May: 1.May Ihave a glass of water, please? 2.It may rain later in the day. 2.Might: 1.I might go to the party if I finish my work early. 2.He might call you later.
- 9. Modal Verbs Video Definition Types Uses Examples Examples 1.Must: 1.You mustfinish your homework before watching TV. 2.I must leave now to catch the train. 2.Ought to: 1.She ought to apologize for her behavior. 2.We ought to save money for the future.
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