MODAL VERBS by Proper English with Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3 en-us 2023-09-09 22:11:25 UTC 2024-07-31 21:47:58 UTC hello@padlet.com properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691855318 Os modal verbs (verbos modais) em inglês são verbos auxiliares utilizados para complementar ou mudar o sentido dos verbos principais nas frases. Por esse motivo também são chamados de modal auxiliaries (auxiliares modais).

Eles são muito utilizados pelos falantes da língua inglesa e, portanto, são essenciais para os aprendizes desse idioma.

]]> 2023-09-09 22:13:15 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691855318 CAN (poder/conseguir) properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691856198 It's often used to express permission, capacity, ability and possibility

Permission: Can I go to the toilet? 
Capacity/ability: He can speak three languages fluently. 
Possibilidade: We can go to the movies.
]]> 2023-09-09 22:17:35 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691856198 COULD (poderia/conseguiria) properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691856659 It's often used as the past of the modal verb "can".

Permission: Could I talk to the director? 
Capacity/ability: She could already sing when she was four. 
Possibility: Jane could have been a doctor. 
]]> 2023-09-09 22:20:08 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691856659 SHOULD (deveria) properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691857075 It's used to expressed suggestions, advices or recomendations.

Advice: You should listen to your mother. 
Recomendation: He should wear a suit to the conference. 
Suggestion: He should tell her he isn't going.
]]> 2023-09-09 22:22:17 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691857075 WOULD (+ia) properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691857424 Would is used to expressed desires and requests.

Request: Would you help me to do my homework? 
Desire: I would like to have a pizza. 
]]> 2023-09-09 22:24:04 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691857424 MAY ("poder" mais polido) properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691857932 It's used to resquests, possibilities or permission.

Resquest: May I go to the party with my friends?
Possibibility: It may rain tomorrow.
Permission: May I drink some water?
]]> 2023-09-09 22:26:04 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691857932 MUST (deve/tem que) properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691858572 We use MUST when we want to say that it is necessary or very important that something happens in the present or future.

You must pay your bills. 

You must not tell it to anyone. 

]]> 2023-09-09 22:29:40 UTC https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691858572 MAY vs MIGHT properEnglish_Ananda https://padlet.com/properEnglish_Ananda/12pd20khlshgwyf3/wish/2691859486 May and might may seem interchangeable, but they aren’t. These are the key differences between them:

May:
  • Used most often in the present tense
  • Used to describe a probable hypothetical
  • Can be used to give or ask for permission
Might:
  • Used most often in the past tense
  • Used to describe unlikely hypotheticals
  • Used to describe situations that did not occur
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