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    Can Must +verb Infinitive Form Must + Not + Verb Infinitive Form

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    The document outlines different ways to express permission, obligation, and prohibition in English. Permission is expressed using "can", "could", and "may". Obligation is expressed using "must", "should", and "ought to". Prohibition is expressed using "can't", "must not", and "may not". Examples are provided for each grammatical structure.

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    The document outlines different ways to express permission, obligation, and prohibition in English. Permission is expressed using "can", "could", and "may". Obligation is expressed using "must", "should", and "ought to". Prohibition is expressed using "can't", "must not", and "may not". Examples are provided for each grammatical structure.

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    The document outlines different ways to express permission, obligation, and prohibition in English. Permission is expressed using "can", "could", and "may". Obligation is expressed using "must", "should", and "ought to". Prohibition is expressed using "can't", "must not", and "may not". Examples are provided for each grammatical structure.

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    Permission Obligation Prohibition

    To express permission we use can, To express obligation we use must, should and ought. To express prohibition we use can ,must and may + not +
    could y may. verb infinitive form
    Must +verb infinitive form
    Can Must + not + verb infinitive form We cannot park the car next to that school door
    You can use my book She must memorize all of these lines about cancer. You cannot go to the park.
    You can talk to me You must see Pablo You can't smoke in here
    Can I open the window? You must give up drink
    Can I drive tonight? Visitors must not smoke You must not shout in class.
    You must not touch the ball with your hand.
    Could Should + verb infinitive form
    Could you give me your address? You should never lie to your mother You may not take liquids onto the plane
    Could you speak slowly? You should go home You may not go alone
    Could I say something? You should drink a pill You may not stay here

    May Ought to + verb infinitive form


    May I have this dance? They ought to fix this pothole.
    You may kiss the bride. You ought to pay him back shortly
    May I say a word in this matter? You ought to study harder

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