MODAL VERBS.

MIGHT.
1. Present and Past Possibilities.
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: You might play in the match with the selection.
    2. NEGATIVE: We might not eat burguer
    3. INTERROGATIVE: Might he be a firefighter?.
MUST.
1. Obligations (Laws).
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: I must work to earn money.
    2. NEGATIVE: She must study for get job.
    3. INTERROGATIVE: Must I take the exam to save the school year?
COULD.
1. Past abilities.
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: You could be the best of class.
    2. NEGATIVE: She could not play the match.
    3. INTERROGATIVE: Could he sleep in the night?
1. CAN.
  1. Present abilities.
    1. Examples.
      1. INTERROGATIVE: Can you drive the car of you brother?
      2. NEGATIVE: I can not play soccer in the park
      3. AFFIRMATIVE: She can cook roast chicken.
MAY.
1. Present possibilities.
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: I may investigate about the covid-19.
    2. NEGATIVE: He may not understand the topic.
    3. INTERROGATIVE: May you speak with the president?
SHOULD.
1. Advices.
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: He should use the notebook to study.
    2. INTERROGATIVE: Should we learn to share?.
    3. NEGATIVE: You should not go out and play with your friends.
HAVE TO.
1. Obligations.
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: I have organized my room.
    2. NEGATIVE: She has performs the task.
    3. INTERROGATIVE: We have help our parents?.
OUGHT TO.
1. Advices.
  1. Examples.
    1. AFFIRMATIVE: You ought take pain medication.
    2. NEGATIVE: He ought not consume drugs.
    3. INTERROGATIVE: Ought they work have a house?

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