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MODALS VERBS - created from Mind Map
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WOULD
MIGHT
SHOULD
COULD
MUST
OUGHT TO
MAY
WILL
CAN
RULES FOR USING MODAL VERBS
We use to form the second conditional
Goes along whit may is used to say something is that possible
We use should to expressthat something should be done
It is used to talk about action that are possible now or in the future
When we deduce something form the information we have in a certan situacion
Can be used almost exactly like "should" this is only modal vern used with "to"
They are also used to say that something is possible.
Used communicate spontaneous desicions, to ask for and after help and promise.
Express caoacity, posibility and permission
In the interrogative and negative forms, they do not need to add auxiliary
They are always fllowed by an infinitive verb, since they have no meaning by themselves
They are conjugated, that is, they do not add-S in the thind person singular and have no past or future.
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