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Transcript of Modals
Native EnglishNatural Grammar
ModalsCan: Indicates abilityMay: to ask permission, or indicate possibilityProbabilityOught: Indicates obligationShall: To inquire invitation; to indicate future tenseWill: To indicate violation, to create future tense
Past of Modal VerbConditional of Modal VerbCould (Can)Might (May)Ought (Ought)Should (Shall)Would (Will)
Grammar Patterns
ModalsCan: Indicates abilityMay: to ask permission, or indicate possibilityProbabilityOught: Indicates obligationShall: To inquire invitation; to indicate future tenseWill: To indicate violation, to create future tense
Past of Modal VerbConditional of Modal VerbCould (Can)Might (May)Ought (Ought)Should (Shall)Would (Will)
Collocations
ModalsCan: Indicates abilityMay: to ask permission, or indicate possibilityProbabilityOught: Indicates obligationShall: To inquire invitation; to indicate future tenseWill: To indicate violation, to create future tense
Past of Modal VerbConditional of Modal VerbCould (Can)Might (May)Ought (Ought)Should (Shall)Would (Will)
Set Phrases
ModalsCan: Indicates abilityMay: to ask permission, or indicate possibilityProbabilityOught: Indicates obligationShall: To inquire invitation; to indicate future tenseWill: To indicate violation, to create future tense
Past of Modal VerbConditional of Modal VerbCould (Can)Might (May)Ought (Ought)Should (Shall)Would (Will)
Examples
ModalsModal Auxiliary Verb
Meaning: Ability, to be able to do something, capable.
Negative Form: Cannot (always spelt as one word)Contraction: Can’t
Auxiliary: Used as auxiliary placed before the main verb.
Ex: I can go.I cannot go.
Exercises (link to Quia)