Should There are various uses of the modal auxiliary verb should. Here are the main uses of the modal verb should: Talk about probability, mild obligations, and expectations In conditionals when replacing would To replace the subjunctive structure When giving advice or make a … [Read more...]
Modals of Obligation and Prohibition
Modals of Obligation and Prohibition Have To When we are talking about obligations we usually use the words have to. This is how we indicate that you have a duty or obligation based on work, family, rules or laws and other factors. Here are a few examples of have to used for … [Read more...]
Would
Would What would you like written on this billboard? Would is a modal auxiliary verb that we use mainly when talking about the past, talking about the future in the past, or used in conditionals. Those are the main uses of would. Would is also used when expressing desires, opinions, hope, or … [Read more...]
Modals of Ability & Permission – Can, Could Be Able
Modals of Ability & Permission - Can, Could Be Able Modals of Ability & Permission We use the word can to talk about abilities and possibilities. We also use it make requests, or to ask for and give permission. Can is an auxiliary verb. The sentence structure for using can … [Read more...]