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    G7 4thQ L1 MODALS

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    The document discusses modals, which are auxiliary verbs like can, will, could, shall, must, would, might, and should. [1] Modals add meaning to main verbs by expressing ideas like possibility, ability, permission, or obligation. [2] Modal verbs are usually followed by the root form of the main verb. [3] The word "to" should not appear after a modal verb except in the phrase "ought to".

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    The document discusses modals, which are auxiliary verbs like can, will, could, shall, must, would, might, and should. [1] Modals add meaning to main verbs by expressing ideas like possibility, ability, permission, or obligation. [2] Modal verbs are usually followed by the root form of the main verb. [3] The word "to" should not appear after a modal verb except in the phrase "ought to".

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    Modals

    GRADE 7
    MS. JESSA C. CARTEL
    WARM UP!
    Try to read aloud and write down what is the meaning of each
    sentences:

    “You could learn a thing or two.”

    “I can’t stand you!”

    “I can’t wrap my head around it.”

    “Would you mind taking out the trash.” 


    WARM UP!

    “You could learn a thing or two.” You might gain experience/knowledge

    “I can’t stand you!” You are being annoying/irritating

    “I can’t wrap my head around it.” I cannot understand the concept/idea

    “Would you mind taking out the trash.” Please take out the trash/garbage
    MODALS
    Must Shall Will

    Could Would Should

    Ought to May / Might Can


    Modals
    Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs (also called
    helping verbs) like can, will, could, shall, must,
    would, might, and should. After a modal verb,
    the root form of a verb is generally used.
    Modals

    The word to should not appear after a modal


    verb. An exception is the phrase ought to, which
    is considered a modal verb.
    Modal verbs add meaning to the main verb in a
    sentence by expressing possibility, ability,
    permission, or obligation.
    Examples:
    You must turn in your assignment on time.
    He might be the love of my life.
    The doctor can see you now.
    Let’s try!
    Justin finished a ______ we have
    marathon. _____ be over soon.
    He_______ be tired. supper?

    I ________ go out last ________ you mind They _______ arrive


    night. I had to look doing the washing up within the hour.
    tonight?
    after the kids.

    ________ I have some


    The exam_______ be of your fries? (formal) We ______ try again
    easy. ________ I have some? tomorrow.
    (inf.)
    Justin finished a I’ll be over soon.
    marathon. Shall we have supper? (I will)
    He must be tired.

    I couldn’t go out last Would you mind


    They should arrive
    night. I had to look doing the washing up within the hour.
    after the kids. tonight?

    Might/May I have
    some of your fries?
    The exam ought to be (formal) We can try again
    easy. tomorrow.
    Can I have some?
    (inf.)

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