As you know, this time is for individual work so read and follow the instructions!
What are modal verbs? (Search on internet but explain with your own words)
2 Explain each of the following modal verbs mentioning when and how to use them. (can/can't should/
shouldnt must/mustn't) Write at least four examples by yourself according to each modal verbs.
Use your notebook to write down the information and be ready to share the information in the session 9.
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A modal verb is a type of verb that is used to indicate something(like the ability of something, an order or some advice. They always accompany the base form of another verb having semantic content.
2.)
can: It can be used to express ability or opportunity, to request or offer permission, and to show possibility or impossibility.
a) I can show you.
b) A race dog can run quickly.
c) He can ride a horse.
d) She can bake really well.
can't: is the negative form of can, consisting of 'can' and 'not'
a) No, you can't go.
b) He can't tell his a from b.
c) She is intelligent but she can't read very well.
d) I can't do algebra.
should: to express something that is probable, to ask questions to show obligation, give recommendation or an opinion.
a) John should be here by 2:00 PM.
b) He should be bringing Jennifer with him.
c) Should we turn left at this street?
d) You should stop eating fast food.
shouldn't: the negative form of should.
a) You shouldn't do that.
b) He shouldn't have climbed the oak tree.
c) She shouldn't have done that.
d) Shouldn't you clean up first?
must: we use must to imply that something is necessary or very important that something happens in the present or future.
a) I must work hard on my English!
b) Pupils must not run in the corridors.
c) I must say, this food is delicious!
d) You must do that now.
mustn't: negative form of must