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Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that we use to talk about abilities, ask for a permission, make a request or express an opinion.

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° Can

°Could

°Should

°Must

°May

°Have to

°Would

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We use CAN to express ABILITY in the PRESENT. Example: He can speak three languages. She can´t dance.

Ask for premission in a formal way. Example: Can I go to the bathroom?

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We use COULD to express ability in the PAST. Example: He could speak three languajes. She couldn´t drink beer

Ask for premission in a polite way. Example: Could I take the eraser?

For a not so sure PROBABILITY. Example: She could have the flu.

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We use SHOULD to ask or give advice. Example: I feel sick, What "Should" I do? R= You should go to the doctor. You shouldn´t eat sweets.

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We use MUST for a total OBLIGATION. Example:We must do homework. We must not fail the exam.

For a very certain PROBABILITY. Example: He must dance in a performance.

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We use OUGHT TO for a partial OBLIGATION. Example: We ought to wash the dishes. We ought not to stay up late.

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We use MAY to ask a permission. Example: May I take photos?

For a not so sure PROBABILITY. Example: They may have problems.

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Do the following activity.

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Mixed modal verbs: exercise 1. Can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would. Elementary and intermediate level esl

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Modal Verbs Would, Could, Should, Must, May, Might, Can,  en español