This document discusses different modal verbs in English including can, could, may, might, will, would, must, shall, should, and ought to. It provides examples of how each modal verb is used in sentences to express ability, permission, possibility, necessity or obligation, advice, or suggestion.

1. MODALS VERBS
TASK
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2. MODALS VERBS Can Could
May Might
Will Would
Must Shall
Should Ought to

3. Should (advice)
You should come to
class tomorrow.

4. SHOULD
You should go and
see a doctor

5. CAN
Can you speak
Spanish?

6. CAN (NEGATIVE)
I can’t go to the
town tomorrow

7. COULD
I think I could do it

8. COULD
I could go to the party,
but my bus arrived
late

9. MIGHT
I think it might rain

10. MIGHT
I have something I
think you might
want

11. MAY
Let them say what
they may

12. MAY
They may go out
and see what
happen.

13. WILL
I will buy a shirt for
you.

14. WILL
You will come to
my birthday.

15. WOULD
Would you like
some ice cream?

16. WOULD
He would take the
water.

17. SHALL
Shall I go to the
town right now?

18. SHALL
You shall not pass
that door.

19. MUST
I must wake up
earlier.

20. MUST (NEGATIVE)
You mustn’t cross
the line.

21. OUGHT TO
You ought to work
so late

22. OUGHT TO
I ought to go with
you.