Question

define modals nd its uses? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

a verb, for example ‘might’, ‘can’ or ‘must’ that is used with another verb for expressing possibility, permission, intention, etc is called a modal

Modal verbs are used to express functions such as:

Permission.

Ability.

Obligation.

Prohibition.

Lack of necessity.

Advice.

possibility.

probability.

Answer 2

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Model's are helping verbs. they are used with a main verb. look at the uses of the following modal verbs:-

$\small \tt \pink{</strong><strong>C</strong><strong>an</strong><strong>:</strong><strong>-</strong><strong>}$is uses to express ability (to be able to do something):

★ I can make paper jewelry

★ He can't speck Urdu.

$\small \tt \orange{Could:-}$Past form of can

describes an ability that someone had in the past

★ I could swim when I was young.

★ You could see the boat sinking.

$\small \tt \pink{May:-}$Is used to ask for formal permission:

★ May I come in??

★ May I say something now?

$\small \tt \orange{Might:-}$Is used to suggest a smaller possibility tha may does:

★ He might have finished it.

★ I might go see a doctor.

★ It might be right.

SHOULD:-

the basic structure for should is:-

subject+ auxiliary verb should + main verb

NOTE That:-

• the auxiliary verb should is inavailable. there is only one form: should.
• The main verb is usually in the base form (he should go.)

Uses of Should :-

For giving advice, opinions

We often use should when offering advic or opinion (similar to ought to) :