- Modals of ability and obligation by Khudayberganova Dinora 225- group
- We use the modals CAN to talk about ability in the present
- I can speak English. You can drink my tea and read my book then. I can meet you tomorrow . She is old. She can not play tennis. Can I ask you a question.
- We use the modal verb COULD to talk about ability in the past.
- When I was 6, I could ride a bike. We could not go out. What could they draw? They could draw a horse. He could speak 7 languages in thirties.
- Be able to general or specific ability
- Max was able to swim.
- My sister is not able to cook when she got married because she did not have enough time.
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The main verbs of obligation are: MUST, HAVE TO, SHOULD. The past of have to or has to is has. Must it for personal obligations. Have to is for general obligation. - The main verbs of obligation are: MUST, HAVE TO, SHOULD. The past of have to or has to is has. Must it for personal obligations. Have to is for general obligation.
- You must stop here.
- You have to wear a seatbelt when you drive.
- You must answer at least one question.
- You should call Mary. I know she misses you a lot.
- She looks sick. She should go home.
- You should not have smoked.
- I have to return the book now.
- I had to wear a school uniform when i was a child
- We use MUST official, writen rule
- You must be 18 or older to vote.
- Duty or strong moral obligation
- You must respect your parents.
- We use SHOULD personal obligation weaker than must
- I should eat more vegatables.
- You should to walk to work.
- You should save some money.
- You should do more exercise.
- We used HAVE TO in place of must when speaking NOT a modal verb.
- She has to finish the report by 5:00.
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