should, can, have to [Module 2]

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What is the difference between 'should', 'can', and 'have to'?

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'Should' indicates a recommendation or advice, 'can' indicates ability or possibility, and 'have to' indicates obligation or necessity.

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When should you use 'should' in a sentence?

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'Should' is used to give advice or suggest what is the right thing to do.

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Provide an example of a sentence using 'have to'.

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You have to submit your assignment by Friday.

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What does 'can' express in a sentence?

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'Can' expresses ability or permission.

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How do you form a negative sentence with 'should'?

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You form a negative sentence with 'should' by adding 'not' after 'should', e.g., 'You should not eat too much sugar.'

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What is the structure of a sentence using 'have to'?

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The structure is: Subject + have/has to + base form of the verb, e.g., 'I have to go to the doctor.'

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Can 'can' be used to express permission? Provide an example.

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Yes, 'can' can express permission. For example, 'You can leave early today.'

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What is an example of using 'should' to give advice?

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You should exercise regularly to stay healthy.

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How do you use 'can' in a question?

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You can use 'can' in a question by placing it at the beginning, e.g., 'Can you help me with this?'

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What is the past form of 'have to'?

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The past form of 'have to' is 'had to', e.g., 'I had to finish my homework last night.'