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Mind Map by Keytri Chacon, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Keytri Chacon
about 1 year ago
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Grammar Comparatives Should - could
- Modal Verbs
special verbs
- They are a kind of auxiliary verbs
- They cannot be used without a main verb
- Modal verb do not conjugate nor do they have tense
- They are very different from other verbs
- Modal verbs Could and Should express the capacity,
possibiliy, necessity or obligation of a main verb
- SHOULD
- Example
- He should play Basketball,
he's very god.
- He should play Basketball,
he's very god.
- Indicates an obligation or
recomendation
- Traslates into Spanish as
the conditional " deber"
- GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE
- She SHOULD take a taxi
- Subjet + should + main Verb
- Subjet + should + main Verb
- She SHOULD take a taxi
- Negative Form
- He should not smoke
- Subjet + should + not +
not + main verbs
- Subjet + should + not +
not + main verbs
- He should not smoke
- Example
- COULD
- Indicates Possibility or ability in
the past.
- It translates into Spanish as the conditional "Podria"
- Grammatical structure
- She COULD make lunch or go out to eat
- COULD + VERB "Base Form"
- COULD + VERB "Base Form"
- She COULD make lunch or go out to eat
- Negative Form
- Could not - Couldn't
- They Couldn't pay the bill
- They Couldn't pay the bill
- Could not - Couldn't
- Examples
- - I couldn't go to
cinema whn I Was two
- They Couldn't whistle when
they were four
- They Couldn't whistle when
they were four
- - I couldn't go to
cinema whn I Was two
- Indicates Possibility or ability in
the past.
- SHOULD
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