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This document discusses different modal verbs in English and their uses. It explains that modal verbs like can, could, may are always followed by an infinitive and form their own negative. It provides examples of using can, could, may to express uncertainty or permission. It also gives examples of will, may, could, can to express future actions and should, ought to to give advice. Finally, it distinguishes between obligation with have to versus lack of obligation without have to.
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Modals verb
- 2. They are always followed by INFINITIVE They make their own negative We use them when we are not sure about something
- 3. CAN / COULD / MAY You can go this afternoon to the cinema Can you go to the cinema?
- 4. WILL / MAY / COULD / CAN I will go to the cinema to night
- 5. SHOULD / OUGHT TO You shout do your homeworks if you want pass your exam
- 6. Obligation Lack of obligation (rules) Have to wear uniform He has to… (moral) Must wear uniform Do you have te be home …? Does he have to …? Teachers don’t have to wear uniforms