Modals presented by: Monir Hossen

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Monir Hossen Lecturer Department of English CCN University of Science and Technology Email: monir.eng.cou@gmail.com Phone: 01733873084 Facebook: Monir Hossen Cou

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Modal Verbs

must

maywill

should

can

A modal verb is also known as a helping verb. It gives additional information about the main verb that follows it. Examples:

They must go out .

Must: ObligationThey go out .

Present simple

They should go out .

Should: Advice

They may go out .

May: possibilityThey can go out .

Can: permission

They will go out .

Will: Future tense

Subject

Modal verb

Main verb

Complement

I We

TheyYouHeSheIt

must can

shouldmaywill

go to sleep.

drink some water.

eat some food.

do some exercise.

Use the basic form or INFINITIVE of the main verbs after the modal verbs.

Exercise 1:

1. You must (coming / come / came) back home early.

2. My mother can (cooked / cooking / cook) seafood hotpot.

3. I may (finish / finished / finishing) my homework today.

4. Should I (turning / turned / turn) off the TV?

5. My daddy will (bought / buy / buying) me a robot.

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Must: when I’m 100% sure that something is possible.

May (not) and might (not): when I’m unsure about something.

Can’t: when I’m sure that something is not possible.

Use: Must or can’t if you’re sure May (not) or might (not) if you are unsure.

can’t/must/may (not)/might (not)/

He…

be…

Michael Jackson?

Sasha Baron Cohen (Borat, Ali G)?

David Beckham?

or Eminem?

Lady Gaga?

Madonna?

Scarlett Johanson?

Eva Longoria?

Or Britney Spears?

Lady Gaga?

Madonna?

Britney Spears?

Sarah Jessica Parker?

Tom Cruise

Jack Nicholson

Leonardo di Caprio

Orlando Bloom

Kylie Minogue

Madonna

Kim Cattrall

Charlize Theron

Paul McCartney

Jack Nicholson

Leonardo di Caprio

John Lennon

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