Mustaqil ishlar ro’yhati

Mustaqil ishlar ro’yhati:

1. 
   Modal verbs in English.
   
2. 
   Multimedia hardware.
   
3. 
   E-mail.
   
4. 
   Peripherals.
   
5. 
   Videoconferencing.
   
6. 
   Conditionals.
   
7. 
   Basic terms in IT.
   
8. 
   Internet security.
   
9. 
   Relative clauses.
   
10. 
    Making requests.
    

Modal verbs in English.

Modal verbs are a category of auxiliary (helping) verbs in English that express a range of attitudes, abilities, necessity, permission, possibility, and other related meanings. They modify the main verb in a sentence to convey the speaker's attitude or indicate the likelihood or necessity of an action or event. Here are the primary modal verbs in English:
1. Can: Indicates ability, permission, or possibility.
- Example: She can speak Spanish fluently.
2. Could: Often used to express past ability, make requests, or show possibility or uncertainty.
- Example: Could you pass the salt, please?
3. Will: Expresses future intent, willingness, or prediction.
- Example: She will be at the meeting tomorrow.
4. Would: Used to express willingness, politeness, or past habits.
- Example: Would you like some coffee?
5. Shall: Typically used in formal or old-fashioned English to express future actions or suggestions.
- Example: Shall we go to the movies?
6. Should: Suggests advice, obligation, or expectation.
- Example: You should study for the exam.
7. May: Indicates permission, possibility, or uncertainty.
- Example: May I use your phone?
8. Might: Suggests a lesser possibility or permission.
- Example: It might rain later.
9. Must: Expresses necessity, strong recommendation, or logical certainty.
- Example: You must complete the assignment.