

MODAL VERBS
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8th - 12th Grade
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Alberto García Rubio
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MODAL VERBS
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is correct?
She shoulds call a doctor
They don't must go to the dentist
Alice can speak 3 different languages
Do you ought to go back home?
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Modals never change their form, only in negative sentences
can - can't / should - shouldn't / may - may not / etc.
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Modals do not include auxiliaries in questions and negatives
Only modal perfects include the auxliary "have"
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct sentence
She might arrives early
They shouldn't eat so much sugar
We have to booked the tickets online
They must getting home now
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They are always followed by an infinitive
I have to write - We should leave soon - It might rain tomorrow
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Multiple Choice
Which one is right?
I won't can go to your party
I will not can go to your party
I won't be able to go to your party
I shouldn't can go to your party
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2 modals can't go together
False modals are a different story "We should be able to pass the test"
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False modals work as normal verbs
Have to / need to / be able to
They can use any verbal tense - "We will have to call him tomorrow"
They use negative particles - "She doesn't need to bring a coat"
Do not mistake or mix them
RIGHT "She needs to bring a coat", "She need bring a coat"
WRONG: "She needn't to bring a coat" "She doesn't need bring a coat"
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REMEMBER
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Multiple Choice
It was such a nice party...
You should have be there
She should have gone
She should has gone
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PERFECT MODALS
They refer to a past situation
The meaning of the modal does not change
Structure: S + modal + have + participle (have never changes)
"I could have brought my camera, but I didn't want to lose it"
"They must have forgotten something, they are never late"
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