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Modal |
Functions |
Examples |
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Can |
Ability |
I can do my job perfectly. |
|
Could |
Capacity |
I
could play till night. |
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May |
Permission |
May I come in sir? |
|
May
not |
Prohibition |
You
may not borrow notes in exam hall. |
|
Might |
Possibility |
It might rains today. |
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Should |
Advice Probability |
You
should study regularly. The
teacher should be in class. |
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Must |
Obligation/Compulsion
|
You must win tomorrows match. |
|
Will |
Certainty
|
We
will face the fast bowlers. |
|
Would |
Polite Request |
Would you please give me your note book. |
|
Shall |
Determination |
The
decision of umpire shall be final. |
|
Need |
Necessity |
I need to work for my family. |
|
Ought
to |
Moral
Obligation |
You
ought to follow your words |
|
Used
to |
Past habit which is not continue |
I used to visit this place at my childhood. |
Welcome to this blog, created to help Grade 11 and 12 students overcome their fear of English and build confidence in the subject. Thank you for visiting, and happy learning! - Prof. Suhas Gaikwad
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