MODAL VERBS: All you need to know about CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD, MUST, WILL, WOULD

MODAL VERBS: All you need to know about CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD, MUST, WILL, WOULD
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on modal verbs! 🎉 In this video, you will learn everything you need to know about modal verbs like CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD, MUST, WILL, and WOULD.
We’ll show you more than 40 real-life examples to help you understand how to use these important words in everyday conversations. 🗣️ Each modal verb is explained with different uses such as Possibility, Permission, Advice, and Requests. We also explain the power level of each modal verb as a percentage, making it easy for beginners and visual learners to grasp the concepts.
What you will learn:
How to use modal verbs: Learn the basics of CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD, MUST, WILL, and WOULD.
Difference between could and would: Understand when to use COULD vs. WOULD in sentences.
What is the difference between should and must: Discover the nuances between SHOULD and MUST.
What are the different uses of modals: Explore the various applications of modal verbs in real-life situations.
Examples of Modal Verbs:
CAN: Ability and Permission
She can swim very well. (Ability)
Can I borrow your pen? (Permission)
COULD: Past Ability, Polite Request, and Possibility
When I was young, I could run fast. (Past Ability)
Could you please pass the salt? (Polite Request)
It could rain tomorrow. (Possibility)
MAY: Permission and Possibility
You may leave early today. (Permission)
It may snow tonight. (Possibility)
MIGHT: Possibility
We might go to the park if it’s sunny. (Possibility)
SHOULD: Advice and Expectation
You should eat more vegetables. (Advice)
The train should arrive soon. (Expectation)
MUST: Necessity and Strong Recommendation
You must wear a seatbelt. (Necessity)
You must try this cake, it’s delicious! (Strong Recommendation)
WILL: Future and Willingness
I will call you tomorrow. (Future)
I will help you with your homework. (Willingness)
WOULD: Polite Request, Hypothetical Situations, and Past Habit
Would you like some tea? (Polite Request)
If I were you, I would apologize. (Hypothetical)
When we were kids, we would play outside all day. (Past Habit)
This video is perfect for English learners at any level who want to improve their grammar and speaking skills. Watch and practice to become more confident in using modal verbs in your conversations!
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英語の助動詞の使い方は？
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영어에서 조동사를 사용하는 방법은?
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ما الفرق بين CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD, MUST, WILL, WOULD في الإنجليزية؟
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انگریزی میں CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD, MUST, WILL, WOULD میں کیا فرق ہے؟
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Cum să folosești verbele modale în engleză?
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"Have to" is a semi-modal or semi-auxiliary verb phrase that requires the auxiliary verb "have" followed by the infinitive "to." It behaves more like a normal verb phrase than a modal verb:"I have to study for my exams."Although "have to" expresses necessity or obligation similar to modal verbs like "must" or "should," it does not have all the grammatical properties of modal verbs, such as the ability to form questions and negatives without the use of auxiliary verbs. Therefore, while "have to" serves a similar function, it is not classified as a modal verb in traditional English grammar.

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Hello! "Be" can function similarly to a modal verb in a few specific situations, even though it is not traditionally classified as one. Here are some instances where "be" is used in a way that resembles modal verbs: 1. **"Be to" Construction (Obligation or Expectation)**: - "Be" is used to express a sense of obligation, necessity, or expectation, especially in formal contexts. - Example: "You are to submit the report by Friday." (This indicates that it is expected or required that you submit the report.) 2. **"Be about to" (Imminence)**: - "Be" is used to indicate that something is on the verge of happening or is imminent. - Example: "The train is about to leave." (This indicates that the train will leave very soon.) 3. **"Be supposed to" (Expectation or Assumed Obligation)**: - "Be" in combination with "supposed to" indicates an expectation or an assumed obligation, similar to "should" or "ought to." - Example: "You are supposed to be here by 9 AM." (This means it is expected or assumed that you will be here by 9 AM.) In these cases, "be" functions in a way that alters the meaning of the verb phrase, similar to how modal verbs like "can," "must," or "should" modify the main verb.

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Part 1

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This video is divided into 2 parts. Part 2 is later in the video.

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I've started learning about the TOEFL test and it's a very challenging area. I think there are people more qualified than I am to teach that particular topic. But who knows, I might give it a try in my upcoming videos. 🤩

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Hmmmm... Shall is not used so much any more. These days, SHALL is more commonly used in British English and in formal, legal, or literary contexts. It can be used to: 1. **Express future actions:** Traditionally, "shall" was used with "I" and "we" to indicate future actions (e.g., "I shall go to the store"). However, "will" is now more commonly used in both American and British English. 2. **Express obligation or command:** In legal documents and formal writing, "shall" is often used to indicate a strong obligation or requirement (e.g., "The parties shall comply with all terms"). 3. **Offer suggestions or invitations:** "Shall" can also be used in questions to make suggestions or invitations (e.g., "Shall we dance?"). Overall, while "shall" is still in use, it is less frequent in casual speech and writing.

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

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MAY MIGHT는 한국인들이 혼동하는 영어 단어입니다. 비교차이를 잘 모르겠습니다. 영어권에서 태어난 사람들이 부러워요

[@englishspeaking360]

Indeed. It's often hard to see the difference. In those cases, don't worry about it because English speakers don't know the difference either. Speaking fast and without fear should be your main goal.

[@sudarowakatta4543]

I think 'should' has yet another, very strange use case, when it works similarly to word 'if', like "should you need further explanation, call Josh". I've seen this weird construction quite few times when I was working for a British company.

[@englishspeaking360]

Excellent! This construction implies a polite or less direct way of giving instructions or advice. Instead of saying "If you need further assistance," which is more straightforward, using "should" makes the statement more formal and courteous.

[@sudarowakatta4543]

@@englishspeaking360 Thank you!

[@phuangphensapbanyat2624]

Thanks

[@englishspeaking360]

Welcome

[@faramarzghazy2223]

Awesome, you are awesome, thank you🎉🎉.

[@englishspeaking360]

Glad you liked it! Cheers!🤩

[@wiratrungruangnam4118]

❤❤❤

[@englishspeaking360]

🤩

[@riclou1910]

Thanks

[@englishspeaking360]

Hello my friend! Thank you so much for the support! It's been a long time but I haven't forgotten you.😀 How's life treating you? Are you still traveling? Malta, wasn't it?

[@riclou1910]

Hello teacher! That's right, I was in Malta trying to take my English to the next level, little by little I'll get there! ; ) Life is treating me weel as I live close to Nature, in a collective farm in the south of France. But French government is pushing us back to the 'rat race' and if the far right wins tomorrow I think the return process will accelerate... :)) It's our duty to support everyone who spread knowledge and try to make this world a little bit better. ; )

[@englishspeaking360]

@riclou1910 sounds like you're enjoying your life! That's awesome! I really hope you won't be forced to return to work any time soon. Best of luck with all of your projects. 🤩