The document discusses different modal verbs in English including can, could, may, might, must, should, will, would, and ought to. It provides examples of how to use each modal verb in simple sentences, showing affirmative and negative forms. The modal verbs are used to express ability, permission, possibility, necessity, recommendation, willingness, and obligation.

1. VERBOS MODALES
CAN – COULD – MAY – MIGHT –
MUST – SHOULD – WILL – WOULD -
OUGHT TO

2. COULD
 I could be a good player
Couldn´t we travel a back to?
Yes, we could
No, could´t

3. MAY
 May you buy a book?
Yes, I may
No, may not
May buy shoes tomorrow

4. MIGHT
Might I help you?
Yes, I might
No, I might not
They might visit the hospital this affernoon

5. MUST
I must get a visa for some
You mustn´t open other peoples pos

6. SHOULD
 You should do your homework
You shouln´t invest in gold

7. WILL
I will study tomorrow
We won´t play soccer

8. Would
Would you be my friend?
Yes, I would you friend
No, wouldn´t
I would like to go to the park with some
friends

9. OUGTH TO
 I ought to wake up early
We ought not eat burger

10. CAN
 Can you run very fast?
 Yes, I can
 No, I can´t
 They can singer rock