This document summarizes several English modal verbs - can, will, might, should, and must. For each modal verb, it provides the definition, examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. Can expresses ability or permission. Will expresses future actions that are promised or voluntary. Might expresses uncertain future actions. Should expresses what is probable or reasonably expected. Must expresses obligations. The document concludes by listing the designers and voice actors for the content.

6.  : Can: "Can" is one
of the most
commonly used
modal verbs in
English. It can be
used to express
ability or
possibility , to
request or offer
permission
Example:
 afimative: I can
play tennis
 negative: He can't
play tennis
 interogative: Can
you play tennis?

7.  Will is used as
promised or
voluntary actions
that take place in
the future. "Will"
can also be used
to make
predictions about
the future.
Example:
 afirmative: I will
pass the exams
 negative: I will
not pass the
exams
 interogative : will I
pass the exams?

8. might is used
for indicate a
uncertain
action in a
small
probability
example :
 affirmative: I
might go to the
city today
 negative: I might
not go to the city
today
 interrogative:
Might I go to the
city today?

9. should: is used
to indicate
what is
regarded as
probable and
reasonably
example:
 AFFIRMATIVE:i
should study more
 NEGATIVE:i should
not study more
 INTERROGATIVE:sh
ould I study more?

10.  Must: is used to
indicate obligation
example
 affirmative: You
must go to the
park
 negative: You must
not go to the park
 interrogative: Must
you go to the park?

11.  DESIGN AND ANIMATION:
Katherine Olesen
 VOICES: Valentina Moraga,
Giuliana Sotelo And Katherine
Olesen
 PRODUCTION: Valentina
Moraga And Giuliana Sotelo

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