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how to learn use of modals?

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Answered by BhawnaAggarwalBT
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MODALS auxiliaries are verbs such as can , must , could and would, which are used with main verbs to express such ideas as possibility, permission, necessity, obligation .

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{1). \: Will \: and \: shall \: : }}}<br />

‘Will’ expresses intenstion, promise, threat, determination.

Eg : I will try to come. (promise)
I will kill you. (determination)

‘shall’ expresses order, threat, promise, determination, intensio:

Eg : Shall I go with you ? (intension)
you shall be punished . (threat )

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{2). \: Should : }}}<br />

Should expresses duty, advise, polite request:

Eg : you should take care of yourself. (advise)
Should I help you ? (polite request)

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{3). \: Would \: : }}}<br />

Would expresses determination, habitual action willingness, wish :

Eg: Would that I were a bird. (wish)

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{4). \:May \: : }}}<br />

May expresses possibility, permission, wish, purpose :

Eg : may you live long ! (wish)
may I come in ? (permission)

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{5). \: Might \: : }}}<br />

Might expresses a suggestion, possibility :

Eg : it might rain.

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{6). \: Can \: : }}}<br />

Can expresses ability, permission :

Eg : I can swim. (ability)

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{7). \:Could\: : }}}<br />

Could expresses ability, polite request :

Eg: Could you please help me ? (polite request)

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{8). \:Must\: : }}}<br />

Must expresses compulsion :

Eg : You mush obey order.

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{9). \: Need \: : }}}<br />

Need expresses obligation or necessity :

Eg : Need he solve all the sum .

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{10). \:Dare\: : }}}<br />

Dare means ‘to have the courage to do something' :

Eg : you dare not to do this.

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{11). \: Used\: to \: : }}}<br />

Used to express a habit in the past . Used to +V .

Eg : I used to swim when I was young .

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{12). \:has\: to \: /have \: to \: : }}}<br />

Has to / have to expresses some compulsion, obligation or necessity in the present or future tense .

has to /have to + V

Eg : Mohan has to finish his work in time .

\color{violet}<br />{\underline{\bold{13). \: Had \: to \: : }}}<br />

Had to expresses compulsion, obligation or necessity in the past.

Had to + V

Eg : He had to finish his work before 5 p.m.

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