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I Modal Verb Forms
1) Simple Forms
a) Can I can’t swim.
She can speak Spanish, French and Italian.
b) Could You could come to my house.
The weather could get worse tonight.
c) May May I have some more wine?
Jane may know the answer to your question.
d) Might I might see you again tonight.
They might come here for their holidays.
e) Shall We’ll see you tomorrow, then.
It’s raining. What shall we do?
f) Should It’s 8 o’clock. He should be here soon.
You should go home now.
g) ought to Parents ought to keep their children under control.
I ought to get home. My mother’s waiting for me.
h) Had better You’d better get a move on. We’re already late.
We’d better not stay too long. Anna has to get up early.
i) Will I’ll see her tomorrow.
She won’t open the door.
j) Would He would never tell anyone what happened.
Would you mind waiting here for a moment?
k) Must You must do something about your weight.
I must make an appointment with the doctor.
l) Need He needs to get a new pair of shoes.
You needn’t stay if you don’t want to.
2) Perfect Forms They must have left ages ago.
He could have gone home by now.
She might have decided to walk home.
He can’t have eaten his dinner. It’s still on the table.
3) Progressive Forms I should be going home now. It’s late.
Be quiet. They may still be sleeping.
They must be eating at home tonight.
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