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Modals - also called modal auxiliaries are used with other verbs to express special meanings. They are special group because they have only one form for all persons of the verb, but they can have several meanings and time frames, depending on the context in which they are used.
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- 1. GRADE 8 – LESSON 1 MELC: Use modal verbs appropriately.
- 2. This will serve as a supplemental material that will help learners in understanding the lesson in modals. Grade 8 – Lesson 1
- 3. These are also called modal auxiliaries which are used with other verbs to express special meanings. Verb is a part of speech which expresses action. They are a special group because they only have one form for all persons of the verb, but they can have several meanings and time frames, depending on the context in which they are used.
- 4. Modals are a special kind of helping verb. They are verbs that cannot work without another verb.
- 5. Examples
- 6. 1. Can - expresses ability. Ex. a. The child can play the violin. b. He can run fast. There are different modals and their uses.
- 7. 2. Could- expresses past ability Ex. a. He could also run fast when he was young. b. I could recite a long poem when I was in high school. There are different modals and their uses.
- 8. 3. Should - indicates advice or obligation. Ex. a. You should listen to your teacher. b. We should come to class on time. There are different modals and their uses.
- 9. 4. Must - indicates strong obligation Ex. a. We must obey the school rules. b. Sir Peñaflor must pay his tax. There are different modals and their uses.
- 10. 5. May – asking permission, expresses possibility, making an offer Ex. a. May I go out? b. The patient may walk again soon. There are different modals and their uses.
- 11. 6. Might - expresses possibility and guess Ex. a. Taal Volcano might erupt again. b. The teacher might come early. There are different modals and their uses.
- 12. Modal Meaning Can Ability Could Past ability Should Advice and obligation Must Strong obligation May permission might possibility and guess Keywords