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Understanding Modal Verbs: Uses & Examples

The document provides an overview of modal verbs, which are auxiliary verbs that express necessity or possibility. It categorizes modal verbs into four functions: expressing possibility, obligation, ability, and asking for/giving permission. Examples of modal verbs include may, might, should, can, and must.

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Understanding Modal Verbs: Uses & Examples

The document provides an overview of modal verbs, which are auxiliary verbs that express necessity or possibility. It categorizes modal verbs into four functions: expressing possibility, obligation, ability, and asking for/giving permission. Examples of modal verbs include may, might, should, can, and must.

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MODAL

VERBS
I May
might... I i...?
I
should... can...
MODAL
is an auxiliary verb

VERB
that expresses
necessity or
possibility.
MOD 1
Expressing
Possibility

ALS 2 Expressing
Obligation

Expressing
3 Ability

4 Asking
for/Giving
Permission
i n
p rIe s s
Ex gS Y I might
S T
O I change the
P IL world soon!
B Modals: may, might,
will
s i n
s
Exp r
I
e
G
g
L N I should be
B IO a good
O T leader.
A Modals: should, have to,
must
i n
s s
L
r e I can be
p
E x
I g anything I
B Y dream.
A IT Modals: can, could
k i n g
I
s
M N
A fo r
Can we save
R O
E I the world
P S together?
S Modals: may, can, could
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