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    WISH Deseo: Subject I I I I SHE

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    The document discusses the conditional mood and various English modal verbs. It provides examples of how to use "I wish" to express regret about present and past situations or desires for the future. It also explains the uses and structures of common modal verbs like "should," "have to," "can," "may," "must" and "allowed to" to express ideas like obligation, permission, ability, possibility and prohibition.

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    WISH Deseo: Subject I I I I SHE

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    The document discusses the conditional mood and various English modal verbs. It provides examples of how to use "I wish" to express regret about present and past situations or desires for the future. It also explains the uses and structures of common modal verbs like "should," "have to," "can," "may," "must" and "allowed to" to express ideas like obligation, permission, ability, possibility and prohibition.

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    The document discusses the conditional mood and various English modal verbs. It provides examples of how to use "I wish" to express regret about present and past situations or desires for the future. It also explains the uses and structures of common modal verbs like "should," "have to," "can," "may," "must" and "allowed to" to express ideas like obligation, permission, ability, possibility and prohibition.

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    WISH Deseo: Subject I I I I SHE

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    The document discusses the conditional mood and various English modal verbs. It provides examples of how to use "I wish" to express regret about present and past situations or desires for the future. It also explains the uses and structures of common modal verbs like "should," "have to," "can," "may," "must" and "allowed to" to express ideas like obligation, permission, ability, possibility and prohibition.

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    WISH = deseo

    USTED NO TIENE ALGO, PERO LO QUIERE

    CONDITIONAL

    I WISH = IF ONLY
    Yo deseo = Si tan solo

    1- I wish/ if only + subject+ simple past. / REGRET SOMETHING ABOUT A PRESENT


    SITUATION

    I wish I were rich = If only I were rich


    I wish I had money = If only I had money
    I wish SHE HAD MONEY
    2- I wish/ If only + subject + could / EXPRESS A DESIRE TO DO SOMETHING

    I wish we could go to the beach this weekend


    If only I could be a master of this subject

    I wish I could sell drugs


    If only I could sell drugs
    If only I could make a lot of money

    If only I could have a lot of money X

    3- I wish/ If only + subject +would/ EXPRESS A COMPLAINT OR CRITICISIM

    I wish they would stop fighting


    I WISH SHE WOULD GIVE MORE CLASSES
    I WISH THE GOVERNMENT WOULD STOP STEALLING
    I wish my mother would stop complaining about everything

    I wish/ If only + subject +would/ WISH ABOUT THE FUTURE

    If only peter would not drink so much


    If only people would get the vaccine

    4- I wish/ If only + subject + past perfect / EXPRESS REGRET ABOUT A PAST SITUATION

    I wish you hadn’t lost the photo


    If only you hadn’t done it
    IF ONLY TEACHER JUANA HADN’T QUIT
    MODAL VERBS

    SHOULD/ SHOULDN’T

    Should: obligation, necessity, duty

    You should wear your seatbelt.

    Should: a STRONG ADVICE

    You should see a doctor

    Shouldn’t: to express prohibition


    You shouldn’t talk to strangers

    Shouldn’t: a STRONG ADVICE


    You shouldn’t drink and drive

    NOTA: SHOULD can only be used to talk about the present or near future.

    HAVE TO/ DON’T HAVE TO

    Have: express a necessity


    Doctors have to wear a uniform at work

    Don’t have to: to say it is not a necessity


    You don’t have to do the laundry

    NOTA: questions and negations with have to are formed with DO, DOES, DID

    Do you have to wear a uniform?


    Yes, I do/ No, I don’t

    Did you have to kiss that girl?


    Yes, I did/ No, I didn’t
    CAN / CAN’T

    Can:

    - Express ability in the present

    Bill can speak 4 languages

    - To ask for or give permission (INFORMAL)


    Can I go to the bathroom? Yes, you can

    - To make a request (INFORMAL)


    Can I have some cake?

    - To make a suggestion
    We can don drugs

    - To make an offer (INFORMAL)


    Can I help you?

    Can’t:

    - Express lack of ability


    I can’t swim

    - Refuse permission
    You can’t go to BIO

    MAY/ MIGHT

    - Express possibility

    Ronty is late, he might be at La cita

    - To ask for permission (FORMAL)

    May I use your cellphone?


    Might I use your cellphone?
    Certainly/ Of course/ no, unfortunately you can’t
    NOTA: we can only use May + not TO DENY PERMISSION

    May I go outside?
    No, you may not go outside

    MUST/ MUSTN’T

    Must: express duty/ STRONG OBLIGATION and show that sth is REALLY REALLY REALLY
    essential.

    My math test is on Friday. I must study

    Mustn’t: to say sth is forbidden; IT IS AGAINST THE RULES/LAW


    You mustn’t ride a motorbike without a helmet

    NOTAN GENERAL:

    1- MUST/ SHOULD/CAN/MAY/MIGHT DO NOT USE THE ‘S’ FOR THE THIRD PERSON

    He must

    She shoulds x
    2- ARE FOLLOWED BY A BARE INFINITIVE

    He should DRINK
    He should drinks X

    3- DO NOT HAVE TENSES; ESO SE LO DA USTE

    You have to go now PRESENT

    You can come back tomorrow FUTURE


    ALLOWED TO:

    - Permission

    I am allowed to kill people

    NOT ALLOWED TO:

    - Refuse permission
    I am not allowed to hug people

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