Understading modals and health vocab

What do we use may and might to talk about?

• Things that are possibly true

• Things that are definitely true

• Things that are definitely not true

• Things that are possibly not true

What do we use may not or might not to talk about?

• Things that are possibly true

• Things that are definitely true

• Things that are possibly not true

• Things that are definitely not true

What is a modal or a modal auxiliary?

• A type of verb such as 'can' or 'would'

• A type of adverb

• A noun

• An adjective

When do we use must?

• When we are sure that something is true

• When we are unsure about something

• When we are guessing

• When we are asking a question

What do we use can’t for?

• When we are sure that something is true

• When we are unsure about something

• When we are sure that something is not true

• When we are guessing

What do we use should for?

• To give advice or recommendations

• To express certainty

• To indicate possibility

• To make a request

When is it appropriate to use could?

• To express a past ability

• To indicate a future possibility

• To make a suggestion

• To show obligation

What is the difference between may and might?

• May suggests a higher probability than might

• They are used to express future events

• Might is used for past events only

• May is used for requests only

What is the purpose of using would?

• To express a habit

• To indicate a future certainty

• To make a polite request

• To show necessity

When do we use shall?

• To express a strong intention

• To indicate a suggestion

• To make a promise

• To show obligation