All English modal verbs in 8 minutes [and the DIFFERENCES between them!]

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[@garynilesunson848]

Hi. What about ought to, my lovely teacher!? Thank you very much! You are the best! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@eylul_kart9249]

it is the same as should. you ought to go to the doctor means you should go to the doctor. but ough to is used when you want to be a bit more formal. you ough to verb1 and you ought not to v1. if you want to use it when talking bout past, you should say "i ough to have done my homework. but i didnt i wish i had done it." hope it helps!

[@FelipeGoncalves-jb7rt]

Yes, Ought to ! I must to learn that !!!! The most difficult to me a out this modal verbs is "would" and "could".

[@idabagusdarmaputra125]

Thank you very much Agnieszka, my great English teacher..I m proud of you❤❤❤...to be honest I seldom to do using modal verbs as sevond and third conditionals..really you encourge me to excercise it...again thanks for that

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[@БабсинБабсин]

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[@salihzakaria7689]

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[@jeangermain4391]

For me, the more difficult modal verb is"might". Thank you for this very interesting video.

[@Smdnahid69]

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[@abdelfatahfawaz1597]

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[@ilyatager5705]

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[@ВикторЕвсюков-е6н]

May and might

[@moustafaadnan407]

Useful lesson

[@ronishah8941]

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[@ahfook8730]

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[@english_with_aga]

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[@alaaelbahkiri6242]

Thank you.

[@VinayaAithal]

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[@Michael-ve1ro]

Must

[@WilliamOnek]

For me it's almost all the models. Thanks.

[@luisvazquez7300]

Might

[@omprakashmohapatra1940]

Hi mam! During a conversation between A and B, A- I wouldn't know. B- You would. In this case what does 'would' mean?

[@bibleverses5476]

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[@english_with_aga]

You’re welcome!

[@thembisilebuthelezi8003]

For me the difficult modal verb is might.thanks

[@FransFrans-sh2gi]

Could

[@aramo.81]

Would

[@PapaliMothibe]

Shall

[@TemesgenWorku-i9p]

It 's well

[@Den_SPb]

I, probably, overuse “could” in my speaking and don’t use “might” as often as I needed because they’re quite similar to each other.

[@vilehans9665]

Hi Aga, let me ask you please this one question, is there in the Polish language also some modal verbs ? I think the Germans have a lot of them but they don’t like to speak about

[@КостыряМарина]

Hello. For me would is the most difficult.

[@X87816]

Hi Agnieszka, I was wondering about your pronunciation of the word "modal". I've always been told to pronounce it as ˈməʊdl, whereas you pronounce it as ˈmɒdl. Could you please tell me which one is correct?

[@pascool9973]

Must in the past with have or had etc.

[@englishforre.1458]

Madam Should and must Must emphasizes more strongly than should . Am I correct?

[@generaleditz1]

its kind of like that

[@abrahamtesfu5819]

would

[@emilianarahankey8293]

Might be

[@marimuthuelakkuvan1011]

❤. Gud

[@awonkenxasana9485]

For me it is Might

[@Michael-ve1ro]

Them

[@zomimessenger7231]

would ... the most difficult for me.

[@sankaranarayanaiyer1721]

Good morning. Nice class. I shall be happy receive 24 page Free grammer book. Thank you. Reply

[@sodasoda1457]

Can you make a video for me because I’m b1 but is hard to understand 😢😢😢😢

[@mahadevvatnal3689]

Might is the most difficult modal.

[@mustaphabour6647]

As far as i'm concerned the most a weird modul verb is would

[@Mike-rs8xr]

To find a way to tell myself that it's ok to love you

[@Mike-rs8xr]

I love you

[@wawameneno]

👏 👏 👏 👏

[@samuelfaustin9914]

For me it may

[@indupradeep5288]

🙏👌

[@musabegerald8477]

For me it's,may

[@1968tukta]

The most difficult modal verb is "would".

[@Elizabeth_Calmau]

I think the most difficult modal verb is 'would' 🤔

[@sanjaychakraborty440]

I think the difference between the use of may and might is quite confusing.

[@sadiamohamudkhaliif5230]

I thin the most difficult model verb is could for me even would is difficult

[@cannonieh4469]

would is the most confusing for me

[@siamakghandian]

All these you mentioned. Shall should may……

[@mohamedhussein2001]

Modal verbs are one the most difficult verbs in English, but I think should and could are the worst in theoretical knowledge.

[@abdelmajidmajid2114]

All of them are difficult.

[@_Chakotay]

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[@Compass-Travel-Guide]

Don't you think that word 'should' is overused by English people in order to soften up the language? For example: 'The drug problem needs to stop', instead of: 'The drug problem must stop, or at least should be stopped'.

[@Michael-ve1ro]

Lady's

[@pinturaletrasedesenhos678]

You are beautiful

[@СветланаАрипова-ъ2н]

You too spoil the view with galimophry, too self-subscrying worked out... more lessons are admarable, but this isn't precious

[@khalidmehmood9114]

Nothing when you are teaching.

[@english_with_aga]

🙏🏻

[@cesarcampo2259]

Buenísimo

[@FaezeShah]

Would

[@Gabriel_wings]

Would

[@samuelfaustin9914]

For me it may