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be able to, literally translated as 'to be able to', has a neighboring meaning of can (or could in the past), it also serves to explain can in various past tenses.

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1. He is able to find any street in London.
2. Many animals are able to see in the dark.

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Look at these signs and write down the rules or advice.

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Look at these signs and write down the rules or advice.

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Homework. 23/06/2021.

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"Can" is one of the most commonly used modal verbs in English. Is used with different meanings as a modal verb.

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"Could" is a modal verb used to express possibility or past ability as well as to make suggestions and requests. "Could" is also commonly used in conditional sentences as the conditional form of "can."

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This modal refers to an obligation, similar to “have to” but this comes from the speaker so this is a personal duty that you or a person feels necessary to do it because it is a logical assumption.

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May is used in formal situations to express permission, in the sense of being allowed to do something. It also expresses possibility in the present and future.

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Might" is a modal verb most commonly used to express possibility. It is also often used in conditional sentences. English speakers can also use "might" to make suggestions or requests

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Need to is used as a modal auxiliary verb and a normal verb. The main use of 'need to' is to express the need or requirements that are needed. 'Needs' as an auxiliary verb: Needs to go to the supermarket.

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"Should" is a modal verb most commonly used to make recommendations or give advice. It can also be used to express obligation as well as expectation.

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There is no obligation; you are not required to do something, especially if you don't want to.

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Modal verbs express modality, ability, possibility, need, or other condition. We use them for the future and the conditional.
As complementary verbs, modal verbs don't work without another verb. This other verb always comes after the modal verb and is in the base form.

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1. I can speak three idioms.
2. She can cook in ten minutes.

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Examples
1. Can you make my homework?
2. Can you take me to the airport?

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1. Can I use you T-shirt?
2. Can I go with you?

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1. Can I help you with your homework?
2. Can I help you with your backpack?

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1. Poor diet can cause disorders.
2. Not having communication can cause more problems.

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1. I can't read fast.
2. You can't make me happy.

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1. I could run 6 miles when I was young.
2. I could speak Chinese when I was seventeen.

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1. You could adopt a cat so you are not alone.
2. You could take a train.

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1. Could you send me a photo of the voucher?
2. Could you pass me that document?

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1. Could you use another format?
2. Could you come to the office?

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1. She may be at home.
2. I may go to the party.

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1. May I sit here?
2. May I have some milk please?

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1. Yes you may go now.
2. You may open the door if you want.

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1. That food may produce overweight.
2. Not study may cause academic problems.

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1. He might like playing basketball.
2. I might read five books in a day.

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MUST
1. You must wear a seatbelt when you drive.
2. You must wear safety clothing at work.

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1. It must be cold outside.
2. Maria must be home.

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MUSTN'T
1. You mustn't play in the night.
2. You mustn't use your phone while driving.

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1. They don't have to drink soda.
2. You don't have to tell Louis.

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1. Might I ask you a question?
2. Might I have some water please?

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1. You might go to the party.
2. I might have a bedroom.

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1. Smoke might produce side effects.
2. These tablets might produce imbalance.

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1. When do you have to finish the report?
2. When do you have to the passport?

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Have to
Another person thinks is necessary an obligation/instruction.
External obligation.
Facts, not opinions.

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1. You need to take your car to the mechanic.
2. We need to save the money in the bank.

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1. You don't need to play guitar.
2. We don't need to eat this food right now.

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1. He shouldn't put so many clothes in his suitcase.

2. He should film away from the cliff because it is dangerous.

3. They should choose the right direction.

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1. Your pants are very dirty. You should wash that.
2. Your pet is very messy, you should train it.

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1. Susy should be study for her exam now.
2. Robert should be at work right now. Send a message to him.

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1. Harry should win the award tonight, he's the best singer.
2. They should dinner on their anniversary tomorrow. It is important to both of you.

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1. You should have cooked for your mom on her birthday yesterday when she came home.
2. You should have given the answer the teacher asked you yesterday.

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1. You should be wearing the full uniform at the institution.
2. You should be playing with your brother.

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1. I think you should wear loose and cool clothes, because it is very hot here.
2. Maybe you should take a bus for transportation, it's cheaper.
3. I think you shouldn't speak English in Mexico, only Spanish.
4. Maybe you should go shopping for traditional food, for example, buy tacos.
5. I think you should visit some places, like Miramar beach.
6. Maybe you should know some of the cultural customs, such as the national holidays that we celebrate or the famous Day of the Dead.

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They must study hard and always be attentive to classes because it is not easy at all.
They should think twice.

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Practice 5.           (25/06/2021)                           Think about these situations and create two sentences using modals. 

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Practice 5.           (25/06/2021)                           Think about these situations and create two sentences using modals. 

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1. We are going to Paris for a weekend.
1.1 I think they should visit the eiffel tower.
1.2 Maybe they should take lots of photos and buy small souvenirs.

2. We started school in September.
2.1 They need to a backpack and books.
2.2 They need to a uniform to attend classes.

3. Brad Pitt is a very talented person.
3.1 He can act very well in any movie.
3.2 He can adapt to any required character.

4. You just won the lottery!
4.1 You may buy many things for yourself and your family.
4.2 You may travel to the place you want.

5. Miss Annie has a headache and a stuffy nose.
5.1 Miss Annie should see a doctor.
5.2 Miss Annie should take a headache pill and rest.

6. You want to borrow your uncle Mercedes Benz.
6.1 Could you lend me your car for a bit?
6.2 Uncle, might I use your car for a moment?

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Had better: form and meaning
We use had better to refer to the present or the future, to talk about actions we think people should do or which are desirable in a specific situation. The verb form is always had, not have. We normally shorten it to 'd better in informal situations.

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The modal verb "shall" be an auxiliary verb that is used in the affirmative to ask for an opinion on something. It is mainly used with the personal pronouns 'I' (I) and 'we' (we). It also serves to form the future tense like the 'will', and its short forms or contractions are also the same.

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1. Shall I get a pizza for dinner tonight?
2. Shall I get a ice cream for the party?

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1. Shall I buy food for you?
2. Shall I carry it for you?

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1. You shall be the first person to know.

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Will is used to give the main verb the future form, in this case it is an auxiliary. But we can also use it to make predictions, talk about actions that were not planned, or to ask for or offer help.

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1. Will you close the door, please?
2. Will you help me cook dinner, please?

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It is used when we want to be very polite when asking someone for something or inviting someone to do something.

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1. Would you open the door, please?
2. Would you know the answer?

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Is used for asking politely for something. would you mind doing something: Would you mind closing that window?

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What would you do if you could change the world?
What I would do if I could change the world would be to help all those people who do not have economic stability, I could promote a better education for all and above all free (as it should be). Help all the people who have not been heard in one way or another.