Question

Identify the modals and encircle them.
1. They shall have a holiday tomorrow.
2. One who is born must die on day.
3. Can her statement be true?
4. Could I have your book?
5. The patient might recover.
6. May her soul rest in peace!
7. It may snow tonight.
8. I would like to see his house.
9. I should not have gone for the picnic.
10. I will not carry your bag to office.

Also write the something about modals.

Answer 1

Modals :

They are also called modal auxiliary.

They are forms of verb.

Examples - can, could, might, should etc.

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1. They $\red{\boxed{\tt{shall}}}$ have a holiday tomorrow.

2. One who is born $\red{\boxed{\tt{must}}}$ die on day.

3. $\red{\boxed{\tt{Can}}}$ her statement be true?

4. $\red{\boxed{\tt{Could}}}$ I have your book?

5. The patient $\red{\boxed{\tt{might}}}$ recover.

6. $\red{\boxed{\tt{May}}}$ her soul rest in peace!

7. It $\red{\boxed{\tt{may}}}$ snow tonight.

8. I $\red{\boxed{\tt{would}}}$ like to see his house.

9. I $\red{\boxed{\tt{should}}}$ not have gone for the picnic.

10. I $\red{\boxed{\tt{will}}}$ not carry your bag to office.

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Some Important points on modals -

→ Modals are never used alone. It must have a $\red{\underline{\sf{Principal\:\:Verb}}}$ with it.

→ Modals do not have $\pink{\underline{\sf{Infinitive}}}$ or $\red{\underline{\sf{Past\:\:Participle\:\:Forms}}}$.

→ They are always used in $\purple{\underline{\sf{Present\:\:Tense}}}$.

Answer 2

$\huge{\underline{\tt{\blue{Modals-}}}}$Modals are the verbs which used to express such ideas as possibility, permission, necessity and obligations.

$\huge{\underline{\tt{\blue{Example-}}}}$ I can not speak French.

• Here, Can is a modal which is showing ability of doing any work.

How may I help you?

• Here, May is a modal which is used for taking permission.

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Q. Identify the modals and encircle them.

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1. They ${\underline{\tt{\green{shall}}}}$have a holiday tomorrow.

2. One who is born ${\underline{\tt{\green{must}}}}$die on day.

3. ${\underline{\tt{\green{Can}}}}$ her statement be true?

4. ${\underline{\tt{\green{Could}}}}$ I have your book?

5. The patient ${\underline{\tt{\green{might}}}}$ recover.

6. ${\underline{\tt{\green{May}}}}$ her soul rest in peace!

7. It ${\underline{\tt{\green{may}}}}$snow tonight.

8. I ${\underline{\tt{\green{would}}}}$ like to see his house.

9. I ${\underline{\tt{\green{should}}}}$not have gone for the picnic.

10. I ${\underline{\tt{\green{will}}}}$not carry your bag to office.