Mastering English Modal Verbs and Essential Vocabulary for Effective Communication
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Modal Verbs: Simple Forms
(Modal + Base Verb)
- Can: Expresses ability, permission (giving and asking), requests, possibility, and suggestions.
- Can't: Indicates prohibition, negative deductions, or knowing something is impossible.
- Could: Denotes ability in the past, improbable possibility, polite requests, and indirect suggestions.
- Be able to: Expresses ability and possibility.
- Must (present simple): Signifies obligation (often due to law or authority).
- Mustn't: Indicates prohibition.
- Have to: Expresses obligation (often external, contrasting with 'must' which can be internal or strong external).
- Need to: Expresses obligation or necessity.
- Don't need to / Don't have to / Needn't: Indicates lack of obligation (not necessary).
- Should / Ought to: Used for
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