Modal Auxiliary 1

Front

I want to go on vacation next month, but I have to finish some work first.

using "must"

Back

• I must finish some work first before I can go on vacation next month.

Front

She works very hard every day to meet her targets.

using "must"

Back

She must work very hard every day to meet her targets.

Front

They plan to start their new project in the coming week.

using "will"

Back

They will start their new project in the coming week.

Front

He can drive a car, but he doesn't have a license yet.

using "must"

Back

He can drive a car, but he must get a license first.

Front

We need to leave earlier to avoid traffic during rush hour.

using "should"

Back

We should leave earlier to avoid traffic during rush hour.

Front

You have the option to join the club if you want to learn new skills.

using "can"

Back

You can join the club if you want to learn new skills.

Front

I feel like watching a movie tonight.

using "want"

Back

• I want to watch a movie tonight.

Front

I want to visit you, but I’m not sure if I’ll have the time.

using "would like to"

Back

I would like to visit you, but I’m not sure if I’ll have the time.

Front

I need to ask you something, but I don’t want to bother you.

using "would mind"

Back

I would mind asking you something, but I don’t want to bother you.

Front

I would like to ask if you mind if I leave early today.

using "would mind"

Back

I would like to ask if you would mind if I leave early today.