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    This document provides information on the meanings and uses of different English modal verbs including: - Can, could, be able to are used to express ability. Examples given are "I can take you to the airport" and "John couldn't run in the marathon." - May, can, could, would, might are used when making requests or asking for permission. Examples include "Can I use your calculator?" and "Would you feed the dog?" - Should is used to give advice or suggestions. The examples provided are "Mary should eat more vegetables" and "I should have called my friend last night."

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    This document provides information on the meanings and uses of different English modal verbs including: - Can, could, be able to are used to express ability. Examples given are "I can take you to the airport" and "John couldn't run in the marathon." - May, can, could, would, might are used when making requests or asking for permission. Examples include "Can I use your calculator?" and "Would you feed the dog?" - Should is used to give advice or suggestions. The examples provided are "Mary should eat more vegetables" and "I should have called my friend last night."

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    Descripcic3b3n de Los Verbos Modales1

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    This document provides information on the meanings and uses of different English modal verbs including: - Can, could, be able to are used to express ability. Examples given are "I can take you to the airport" and "John couldn't run in the marathon." - May, can, could, would, might are used when making requests or asking for permission. Examples include "Can I use your calculator?" and "Would you feed the dog?" - Should is used to give advice or suggestions. The examples provided are "Mary should eat more vegetables" and "I should have called my friend last night."

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    Instituto Politcnico CRISTO REY Jesuitas Centro Concertado

    Avda. de Gijn, 17 Tf. 983 332 811 Fax 983 332 277 47009 VALLADOLID creyv@planalfa.es www.cristoreyva.com

    SIGNIFICADO HabilIdad

    MODAL(ES) Can, could

    PRESENTE/FUTURO I can take you to the airport.

    EJEMPLO DE PASADO John couldn't run in the marathon because he sprained bis ankle.

    Be able to

    Mary is usually able to answer your questions about registering for clases. We will be able to fix your car when the mechanic comes in. (futuro)

    I was able to find a parking space.

    Permiso

    Can Could (mas educado) May (I/we only) (ms educado)

    Can I use your calculator? Could I use your phone?

    Sin forma de pasado Sin forma de pasado

    May I borrow your car? Sin forma de pasado

    Solicitud

    Will Can (informal) Could (ms educado) Would (ms educado) Might (forma), I/we only (ms educado)

    Will you (please) turn down the radio? Can I get you a sandwich? Could you (please) move your car? Would you (please) feed the dog? Might I call you back?

    Sin forma de pasado Sin forma de pasado Sin forma de pasado Sin forma de pasado Sin forma de pasado

    Consejo

    Should

    Mary should eat more vegetables.

    I should have called my friend last night, but I

    Educacin Infantil Primaria y Secundaria Bachilleratos CC. FF. G Medio y G Superior PCPI Cursos F.O.D.

    Instituto Politcnico CRISTO REY Jesuitas Centro Concertado


    Avda. de Gijn, 17 Tf. 983 332 811 Fax 983 332 277 47009 VALLADOLID creyv@planalfa.es www.cristoreyva.com

    didn't. Ought to I ought to go to bed earlier. Had better (Es ms fuerte) You had better clean I ought to have gone to bed earlier, but I didn't. (uncommon) Tom had better have done

    your room before your father gets home, or you will be in big trouble.

    his homework, or he's not going to the concert on Saturday. (uncommon)

    Educacin Infantil Primaria y Secundaria Bachilleratos CC. FF. G Medio y G Superior PCPI Cursos F.O.D.

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