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What is a modal verb?

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A modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb that expresses necessity, possibility, permission, or ability.

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Give an example of a modal verb used to express ability.

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The modal verb 'can' is used to express ability, e.g., 'I can swim.'

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What does the modal verb 'should' indicate?

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The modal verb 'should' indicates advice or recommendation, e.g., 'You should eat healthy food.'

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What is the difference between 'must' and 'should'?

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'Must' indicates obligation or necessity, while 'should' indicates advice or recommendation.

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How is 'may' used in a sentence?

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'May' is used to express permission or possibility, e.g., 'You may leave the room.'

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What does 'might' suggest in a sentence?

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'Might' suggests a lower possibility than 'may', e.g., 'It might rain tomorrow.'

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Complete the sentence: You _______ finish your homework before playing.

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should

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Complete the sentence: She _______ go to the party if she finishes her work.

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might

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What is the past form of 'can'?

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The past form of 'can' is 'could', e.g., 'I could ride a bike when I was younger.'

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Complete the sentence: We _______ go to the park tomorrow.

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will