Can, could, may, might, should, ought, must, have to, shall, will, or would? Watch this lesson and learn three easy rules to use modals correctly in English. Thanks to Rebecca for the best English Video Lessons.
Using in a Sentence
Can you clear the table, please?  |
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Could you send me the reports, please? |
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May I help you? |
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Can/Could/May I have some orange juice? |
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I can't decide at the moment, may I have a few days to think about it? |
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May I have borrow your pen, please? |
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You'd better take a coat, it may get cold later. |
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I can't find my gloves. Do you think you may have dropped them in the street? |
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You mustn't lose your temper with him. |
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You mustn't smoke here.
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You mustn't worry too much about this.
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I have two copies, and will send you one; but you mustn't show it to anybody. |
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You mustn't leave litter lying around. |
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You must be mistaken. |
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She must be very uneasy about you. |
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You can spend it with a free conscience. |
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I can take care of myself. |
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Modals, Modal Verbs, Can, Could, May, Might, Ought, Must, Have to, Shall, Will, Would, Can & Can't, Have to & Don't Have to, May & Might