Grammar 3 Flashcards

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Some modal verbs

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Can, could, may, might, must, should, ought to, have to, be able to…

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ability, request and in negative prohibition

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can

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Past ability, polite request, possibility

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could

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advise, expectation.( o consejo)

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should

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Similar to should: advise

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ought to

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Necessity, obligation

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have to

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Ability, possibility

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be able to

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Permission, posibility. Polite question

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may

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Possibility, suggestions

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might

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obligation or logical deduction

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must

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formal request or offer

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would

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Lack of obligation, necessity

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needn’t , don’t have to

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necessity and obligation

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need to, have to

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Ability to do something in the past, that wasn’t done

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Could have

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Certainly that something didn’t happen

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can’t/couldn’t have

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A guess about a past action

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may/might have

17
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certainly or logical conclusion about something in the past

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must have

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criticism or regret conclusion after an event

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should/shouldn’t/ought to have

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Willingnes or disire to do something, which wasn’t actually done.

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Would have