English modal verbs

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English modal verbs

① There are 21 English modal verbs.

will, won't would, wouldn't,
shall, shan't, should, shouldn't,
can, can 't (cannot), could, couldn't,
may, may not, might, might not,
must, mustn't,
ought to,
need, needn't

② English modal verbs in past tense, not past tense, it may be just that kind and tone softened.

Would you please come here?

you come about it?

③ will, shall, won't, shan't, would, in the future tense, is the auxiliary verb, rather than modal verbs.

④ be able represENTation capabilities, can that capacity and the possibility of, may express possibility and probability.Intersection between them.

I can lift that chair, but I can't lift this table.

I can lift that chair, but I can not afford to lift this table.

'May I lift that table?' 'You may, but you can't.'

I can lift that table it? Allows you to lift, but you did not lift effort.

⑤ may, might, or probability that

Where's Harry?
He may be in his room.I am not sure.

where Harry?
He may in his room.I can not say.

Why was he late?
He may have been busy.I am not sure.

how when he was late?
He might then be busy.I can not say.

The film might have begun already

film may be started early.

⑥ must in the future that must, in the past and presENT state of the affirmative

He can't be ill.He must be tired.

he can not be sick, he must be tired.

I must go now.
It's still early.Have one more tea, please.

I have to go.
Early.Another cup of tea it.

⑦ said in the past required, use had (got) to

I had to get up early yesterday.

yesterday I can not get up early.

⑧ mustn't that objective does not allow

You mustn't talk in the library.

you can not make much noise in the library.

⑨ subjective and does not allow, use needn't

you don't need to buy so many hats.

you do not need to buy so many hats (voice-over: you bought a lot of hats, I do not agree.)

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