The document discusses different English modal verbs and their meanings. It explains that "must" is used to express obligations or rules that must be followed. It then outlines other modal verbs like "should/ought to" which suggest giving advice, and "will/would/shall" which are used to talk about the future or make suggestions.

2. MUST

3. MUST

4. MUST

5. MUST

6. MUST
Give an
advice

9. OBLIGATION

10. OBLIGATION
ORDER

11. OBLIGATION
ORDER
RULE

12. OBLIGATION
ORDER
RULE
ORDER

14. HAVE TO

15. HAVE TO
IMPOSSIBILITY TO
MAKE A CHOICE

16. HAVE TO
IMPOSSIBILITY TO
MAKE A CHOICE
PAST
OF
MUST

18. MUSTN´T/DON´T HAVE TO/
NEEDN´T

19. SHOULD/OUGHT TO

20. SHOULD/OUGHT TO
ASK FOR ADVICE

21. SHOULD/OUGHT TO
ASK FOR ADVICE
GIVE ADVICE

22. SHOULD/OUGHT TO
ASK FOR ADVICE
GIVE ADVICE
NEGATIVE ADVICE

23. SHOULD/OUGHT TO
ASK FOR ADVICE
GIVE ADVICE
NEGATIVE ADVICE
EXPRESS
PREDICTION

24. SHOULD/OUGHT TO
ASK FOR ADVICE
GIVE ADVICE
NEGATIVE ADVICE
EXPRESS
PREDICTION
TELL SOMETHING IS
NOT CORRECT

26. WILL/WOULD/SHALL

27. WILL/WOULD/SHALL TALK ABOUT
FUTURE

28. WILL/WOULD/SHALL TALK ABOUT
FUTURE
ASK FOR
SOMETHING

29. WILL/WOULD/SHALL TALK ABOUT
FUTURE
ASK FOR
SOMETHING
MAKE
SUGGESTIONS
AND OFFERINGS