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Description
Mind Map by pilar_dieguez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by pilar_dieguez
almost 9 years ago
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MODAL VERBS
- MUST
- We use must when we are sure that something is true
- Past
- modal + have + pp
- She must have been tired afterwards
- She must have been tired afterwards
- modal + have + pp
- Present
- modal + infinitive
- She must be tired
- She must be tired
- modal + infinitive
- Past
- We use must when we are sure that something is true
- We use may and might when we aren’t certain, when we think something is possible.
- Past
- modal + have + pp
- He may/might not have been listening.
- He may/might not have been listening.
- modal + have + pp
- Present
- modal + infinitive
- He might listen music
- He might listen music
- modal + infinitive
- Past
- MAY-MIGHT
- CAN'T - COULDN'T
- We use can’t/couldn’t when we think
something is impossible, when we
are sure something isn’t true
- Present
- modal + infinitive
- It’s raining now, so Mary can’t be sunbathing
- It’s raining now, so Mary can’t be sunbathing
- modal + infinitive
- Present
- Past
- modal + have + pp
- he could have been wrong
- he could have been wrong
- modal + have + pp
- We use can’t/couldn’t when we think
something is impossible, when we
are sure something isn’t true
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