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The modal verb "should" in English. The second modal verb is should. It is very important to master it, since it is one of the words that you will hear and use the most in English. Should is used to recommend doing something and to state whether we think something is as it should be or not.

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The modal verb "have to" in English is used to express obligation or need.

It is also used in expressions that in Spanish are translated as 'take' or 'throw', and sometimes by other more specific verbs, depending on the word that accompanies "to have".

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To have is an irregular verb that means “to have” or “to have.” It is also used as an auxiliary verb in the formation of perfect tenses, such as the past perfect simple or the past perfect continuos.

The verb to have is used to express a restriction with the structure have to + infinitive. In this case, its use is similar to must: I have to go to the bathroom. = I have to go to the bathroom.

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‘How long have you been here now, Jordi?’
‘About eight weeks. I still haven’t got a job. I have to get something soon - I’ve hardly got any money left!’
‘Well, you still have time. Good luck!’

I have a new car.

don't have a new car.

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El verbo modal must es un verbo auxiliar que se utiliza acompañado de un verbo en infinitivo para expresar obligación o prohibición. Entonces, ¿cuándo se usa must? Lo usamos luego de cualquier pronombre personal cuando queremos hablar de obligaciones, deberes, consejos o necesidades fuertes

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It is used to talk about present or future situations, especially when we think that if we do NOT do something there will be a negative consequence. In these cases we can also use “ought to”: I should leave now, before it starts snowing.

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“You should stop eating fast food.”

“You should go for walks more often.”

“I should leave now, before it starts snowing”

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Like most modal verbs, the modal verb may is an auxiliary verb and must always be accompanied by another verb with its own meaning and in the infinitive mood (without to). In Spanish, its meaning is: 'could', 'maybe' or 'perhaps'. Examples: I may play the piano when I get home.

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May. Este modal verb se utiliza para expresar posibilidad y probabilidad. Ejemplos: She may pass the test = Ella podría aprobar el examen.

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She may pass the test

It may not snow tomorrow

May I come in?

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When is it used? We use must to indicate duty or obligation to do something; We could translate it as having to or duty. Be careful, because in its negative form, mustn't indicates prohibition.

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You mustn't be, because it's your turn to talk now.

You mustn't worry about old Maxim and his moods.

And you must promise me, you mustn't tell a soul.