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Denny Davis

01/10/2019 0 0

Modals are also helping verbs. They are used to express permission , possibility, ability, etc.

Model verbs include, can, could, may ,might, will, would, shall, should.

Examples:

You can take a taxi.

I could play tennis when I was younger.

May I come in?

It might be quick to travel in a train.

Will you please give me your phone.

I would like to sign up for your workshop.

You should drive more carefully.

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