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Mind Map by abigailgodinezav, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by abigailgodinezav
about 9 years ago
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modals of deduction abigail
- used: We use modal verbs to say
how sure we are about something
we say
- used in Modals of Deduction: must, might, may, could
- example
- used must: We use must when we feel sure that
something is true because there’s very strong
evidence.
- example must: You must have been very
pleased when you received the results of
your exams english
- example:
- example:
- example must: You must have been very
pleased when you received the results of
your exams english
- example
- used in Modals of Deduction: must, might, may, could
- used can´t:
- We use might, may or could to say that we
think something is possible but we’re not
sure.
- used : Might,
may and
could are also
followed by
an infinitive
without ‘to’.
- example: He may have said he was coming
but I can’t really remember. I wasn’t listening
a reynoso.
- example: He may have said he was coming
but I can’t really remember. I wasn’t listening
a reynoso.
- used : Might,
may and
could are also
followed by
an infinitive
without ‘to’.
- We use can’t when we feel sure
something is not true.
- example:
- example:
- We use might, may or could to say that we
think something is possible but we’re not
sure.
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