Category: Modals

Need (verb) (without to) is used in negative and interrogative sentences. Also, we can use don`t have to / doesn`t have to / didn`t have to(past), must for the …

We use MAY, MIGHT and COULD to talk  about present or future possibility. We can substitute may, might and could for maybe, perharbs or probably (which aren`t modal verbs). …

Modal verbs in english, can, could, may, might, must, should, will;

Modal verbs – permission, permission modal verbs, modals of permissions in english;

English modals, modals of ability in english;

What are Modal Verbs? They are Auxiliary Verbs that provide additional and specific meaning to the main verb of the sentence. Modal verbs are sometimes referred to as Modal …

Difference Between Have to and Don’t Have to, Have To vs Don’t Have To in english;

Modal Verbs in English Can, may, must, shall, will, ought to, need, be to, have to, would, should, used to;