Modal auxiliary verbs help lexical verbs and indicate the mood of a sentence. Some common modal auxiliary verbs are can, could, will, shall, would, should, may, might, must, used to, need to, ought to, and dare to. Modal auxiliary verbs have a limited set of forms and are used to express ideas like capability, permission, advice, necessity, and possibility.
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Description and explanation of Modal verbs and their usage, with examples
Modal auxiliary verbs help lexical verbs and indicate the mood of a sentence. Some common modal auxiliary verbs are can, could, will, shall, would, should, may, might, must, used to, need to, ought to, and dare to. Modal auxiliary verbs have a limited set of forms and are used to express ideas like capability, permission, advice, necessity, and possibility.
Modal auxiliary verbs help lexical verbs and indicate the mood of a sentence. Some common modal auxiliary verbs are can, could, will, shall, would, should, may, might, must, used to, need to, ought to, and dare to. Modal auxiliary verbs have a limited set of forms and are used to express ideas like capability, permission, advice, necessity, and possibility.
AUXILIARY VERBS? They help lexical verbs They indicate the mood of a sentence They have only a single form
Modal Auxiliary Verbs
WHICH ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? CAN COULD WILL SHALL WOULD SHOULD MAY MIGHT MUST USED TO NEED TO OUGHT TO DARE TO Modal Auxiliary Verbs
WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? CAN Used to indicate capability Example: I can speak English. Can you speak English? Negative: Cannot OR Cant Example: I cant speak English. Modal Auxiliary Verbs
WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? USED TO Used to indicate PAST capability/habit Example: I used to speak English Negative: No negative form
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WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? COULD 1. Used to indicate PAST capability Example: I could do that easily (not now). Negative: Could not OR Couldnt 2. Used to make requests Example: Could I speak to you for a moment? Modal Auxiliary Verbs
WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? WILL 1. Used to make future tense (2nd, 3rd person: Sing, Plural) Example: He will go. They will go. Negative: Will not or Wont SHALL 1. Used to make future tense (First person: Sing, Plural) Example: I shall go. You shall go Negative: Shall not OR Shant There is no mood here, only tense. Modal Auxiliary Verbs
WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? WILL 2. Used to show PROMISE (First person: Sing, Plural) Example: I will go. I will buy the gift. Negative: Will not or Wont SHALL 2. Used to show COMPULSION (2nd, 3rd person: Sing, Plural) Example: You shall speak. They shall die. Negative: Shall not OR Shant
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WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? WOULD 1. Past tense of both Will and Shall Example: I would go. Negative: Would not or Wouldnt 2. Used for polite requests Example: Would you pass the salt. Modal Auxiliary Verbs
WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? SHOULD 1. Used for advise Example: You should study well. Negative: Should not or Shouldnt
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WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? MUST 1. Compulsion, compulsive advise Example: You must study well. Negative: Must not or mustnt
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WHAT ARE MODAL
AUXILIARY VERBS? OUGHT TO + verb 1. Very Gentle Advise Example: You ought to study well. Negative: ought not to
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AUXILIARY VERBS? MAY 1. Request Example: May I enter? Negative: May not 2. Possibility Example: My parents may come tomorrow Modal Auxiliary Verbs
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AUXILIARY VERBS? MIGHT 2. Very Less Possibility Example: It might rain (It may not rain).
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AUXILIARY VERBS? NEED TO + verb 2. Shows need Example: We need to improve our English.
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AUXILIARY VERBS? DAREnt 2. Shows courage Example: I darent say a word.
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AUXILIARY VERBS? OUGHT TO 1. Advice Example: You ought to prepare for the exam.