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    The document discusses various modal verbs used to express ideas like possibility, permission, obligation, prohibition, prediction, and preference in different sentences. Some modal verbs that appear include can, could, may, must, ought, shall, should, will, and wouldn't. The modal verbs are used to talk about things like worrying, going somewhere, transferring flights, taking time off from university, making noise, being tired, telling someone you'll be late, and potential problems.

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    The document discusses various modal verbs used to express ideas like possibility, permission, obligation, prohibition, prediction, and preference in different sentences. Some modal verbs that appear include can, could, may, must, ought, shall, should, will, and wouldn't. The modal verbs are used to talk about things like worrying, going somewhere, transferring flights, taking time off from university, making noise, being tired, telling someone you'll be late, and potential problems.

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    The document discusses various modal verbs used to express ideas like possibility, permission, obligation, prohibition, prediction, and preference in different sentences. Some modal verbs that appear include can, could, may, must, ought, shall, should, will, and wouldn't. The modal verbs are used to talk about things like worrying, going somewhere, transferring flights, taking time off from university, making noise, being tired, telling someone you'll be late, and potential problems.

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    You

    ( cant / wont / mustnt ) worry so much itll be ok.

    Shes got the time and money why

    ( mustnt / shouldnt / wont ) she go?

    There transfer your flights.

    ( ought not to / could not / must not ) be a problem if you want to

    It would be a good idea if you to university.

    ( could / would / should ) take a year off before you go

    He annoys me he

    ( will / must / can ) insist on phoning at dinner time!

    ( could / must / would ) prefer to stay in than go out tonight.

    That

    ( will / can / shall ) be the postman at the door.

    Youve been working very hard you (* anh chc mt)

    ( can / would / must ) be tired.

    ( Must / Wont / Will ) you stop making that awful noise! ( used when angry to tell someone to do something)

    If you wanted to get your ticket, station first?

    ( couldnt / mustnt / wouldnt ) you go to the

    You

    ( could / must / would ) have told me youd be late Ive been waiting!

    (used for saying, especially angrily, what you think someone else should do)

    There

    ( would / may / shall ) be some problems that we havent thought about.

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