Modal verbs
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Modal verbs come before and modify the main verb in a sentence and help explain ideas likepossibility, necessity, or obligation. Here are several modal verbs and their functions:
Might: Expresses uncertainty about the present or future, as in, "I might quit my job next month," or, "It might be cold out, so bring a jacket."
Can: Expresses ability or possibility, as in, "I can speak French and Spanish," or, "Studentscan get cheaper tickets at the movies." Also asks permission or makes a request, as in, "Canyou come over tonight?"
Should: Expresses obligation, as in, "I should study for my math test," or probability, as in, "The package should arrive tomorrow, since I sent it last week." Also gives advice, as in, "I think you should go out with Jesse."
Must: Expresses necessity or obligation, as in, "I must go see my grandmother this weekend." Also gives strong advice, as in, "You must quit smoking now that you're pregnant."
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