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    Modal

    Done by:
    Verbs
    El Bouaamy
    Fatima
    Youssra Eddini
    Safaa Salmi
    Abdelhamid
    Couissi
    01
    Can and Could
    When do we use can?
    When do we use could?
    What is the difference?
    Focus on “Can”
    Examples:

    Use:
    Present ability
    Can is used to express
    I can swim.
    “Present abilities”
    Permission:

    or to A: Can I leave early?

    B: Yes, you can.


    “Ask for/give permission”.
    The grammatical structure
    Affirmative sentences:

    Subject + Can + base verb I can Sing.

    Negative sentences

    Subject + Cannot + base verb I cannot dance.

    Interrogative sentences

    Can + Subject + base verb Can you play the


    piano?
    Focus on “Could”

    Use: Examples

    Could is used to express


    1. I could ride a bike when i was seven.
    1. Past abilities, 2. Could you please help me?
    3. It could rain later.
    2. Polite requests,
    3. Possibilities.
    The grammatical structure
    Affirmative sentences:

    Subject + Could + base verb I could Sing


    before the surgery

    Negative sentences

    Subject + Could not + base verb youngerI could not dance


    when i was

    Interrogative sentences
    year?
    Could + Subject + base verb Could you play the
    piano last
    Find your classmates that can do
    these things
    Can rap

    Can read musical notation

    Can speak turkish

    Can bench press 90 kg

    Can write short novels

    Can rollerblade

    Can draw very well


    02
    Shall & Should
    When do we use Shall?
    When do we use Should?
    What is the difference?
    Shall
    ● Shall is a modal verb ● It is more assertive and
    often used with the expresses stronger
    pronouns “I” and “we”. it intention or obligation.
    is less commonly used ● And it is often used in
    nowadays as compared formal and legal contexts.
    to” will”.
    When do we use it
    ?
    Should
    ● Should is a modal verb as ● Compared to shall, it is
    well.It is used to Express less formal and sounds
    the speaker's attitude gentler.And it is used
    towards an action or an more commonly.
    event.
    When do we use it
    ?
    03
    MAY and Might
    When do we use may?
    When do we use might?
    What is the difference?
    1. The grammatical
    Structure
    2. Possibility
    (Present/Future)
    3. Possibility (past)
    4. Permission
    5. Expressing wishes
    n
    to lear
    e a re going
    What w today.
    be
    The Examples Remem
    r
    Grammatical
    Structure
    Correct !
    I might order a pizza later.

    MAY I may need to see a dentist.


    + Infinitive TO Incorrect !
    MIGHT I might to order a pizza later.

    I may to need to see a dentist.


    The Incorrect ! Don’t
    do
    these
    Grammatical mistak
    es
    Structure
    Modal verbs do not
    change the form: I am mighting / maying

    I might Yesterday, I mighted / mayed


    You might
    He/She/It might (no s)
    We might
    They might
    The Form

    ?
    I might borrow my dad’s car. Might I borrow your car?

    I might not borrow my dad’s


    car.
    POSSIBILIT
    Y
    present/future
    MAY / MIGHT + Infinitive
    POSSIBILITY
    present/future

    MIGHT MAY

    0% Weaker Stronger
    possibility possibility 100%
    POSSIBILIT
    Y
    past
    MAY / MIGHT Have

    PAST PARTICIPLE
    POSSIBILITY
    past
    Ask and Give
    PERMISSIO
    N
    Formal and Polite
    May (formal) Might (polite)
    EXPRESSING
    WISHES
    MAY
    MIGHT
    EXAMPLE
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    details/ed29d374-c06e-4796-
    8de6-ee6399a70f84

    Modals Quiz
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    Do ns
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