Modal verbs
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This document discusses modal verbs including can/can't, must/mustn't, and should/shouldn't. It explains that modal verbs go before a main verb and have their own meaning. Can is used to talk about ability, should is used to give advice, and must is used when something is important to do. Examples are provided for each modal verb and a thank you note ends with a link for a tutorial providing further information on this topic.
Modal verbs
- 2. MODALS: INTRODUCTION CAN, SHOULD and MUST are modal verbs. Modals verbs go before a main verb and they have a meaning of their own
- 3. Can: ability. Use it to talk about what a person can or cant do Example:
- 4. Should: Use it to give advice Example: Complete the sentences using should or shouldnt
- 5. Must: Use it when it is important to do something Example:
- 6. Thank you If you need further information on this topic, watch this tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaBH_huiJSM