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Modal Verbs - Explanation - Here you have a file in which I present a brief introduction explaining about what modal verbs are, it includes examples, and expressing the importance of understanding them in language and communication.

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Modal Verbs - Explanation - Here you have a file in which I present a brief introduction explaining about what modal verbs are, it includes examples, and expressing the importance of understanding them in language and communication.

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ACTIVITY 1 - WATCH THE VIDEO AND UNDERSTAND MODAL VERBS

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ACTIVITY 1 - WATCH THE VIDEO AND UNDERSTAND MODAL VERBS

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The Super Easy Way to Learn Modal Verb in English | Types of Modal Verbs

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CAN or COULD? Learn The Difference Between CAN and COULD with examples. The modals Can and Could are used to do things like talking about ability, asking permission, making requests, making offers Etc.

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CAN or COULD | The Difference Between CAN and COULD | Modal Verbs in English Grammar

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On this video we are going to analize the use of the modal verbs: Would, could and should in order to get a clearly idea about their use in sentences.

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Learn to use would + could + should in sentences - English Fluency Teacher

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1.3 Should vs. Need to vs. Have to vs. Ought to vs. Must

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1.3 Should vs. Need to vs. Have to vs. Ought to vs. Must

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With the following video we are going to analize the use of Should vs. Need to vs. Have to vs. Ought to vs. Must with the aim of understand them better.

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A guide to learning English. Grammar and vocabulary quizzes. Information and advice for learners, teachers and parents.

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Modals of ability, permission, advice, obligation, prohibition and necessity worksheet

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Modal verbs online worksheet for Intermediate. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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modal verbs - can, could, might, must, should game

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Practice modal verbs - can, could, might, must, should using this ESL fun Game.This game is also excellent for classroom teaching. Teachers can engage students in a classroom vocabulary or grammar review. It is suitable for intermediate and advanced esl learners. It can be used to energize a dull class, to review work that was done or simply as a reward for good classroom work. Have fun teaching and learning English!

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Let's answer these questions about your understanding of Modal Verbs.

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Let's practice what you had learnt about Modal Verbs by using this Quiz

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Listen to this episode from COOL ENGLISH on Spotify. https://www.coolenglish.net/all-subcategories/modal-verbs This is an introduction to the use of Modal Verbs like may, might, could, can, must, etc. I go over 10 of the most common functions and the correct modal verbs to use in each.