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    The document discusses modal verbs and how they are used to express necessity, possibility, obligation, ability, and permission. It provides examples of modal verbs for each category, including might and could for expressing possibility or suggestion, should for obligation, can and could for ability, and may, can, and could for asking for or giving permission.

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    MODAL VERBS

    m i gh t . . a y i . . .?
    I . M
    h o u l d. . I c a n ...
    I s .
    MODAL VERB
    is an auxiliary verb that
    expresses necessity or
    possibility.
    O D A L S
    M 1 Expressing
    Possibility/Suggestion

    2 Expressing
    Obligation

    3
    Expressing
    Ability

    4 Asking for/Giving
    Permission
    ssing
    re
    p
    S T I O N You should
    Ex

    watch the
    SUGGE
    new movie.
    Modals: should, could.
    ssing
    re
    p
    I L I T Y I might
    Ex
    P SI B change the
    world soon!
    O S

    Modals: may, might, will


    sing
    es
    r
    p
    A T I O N
    Ex

    I must be a
    OBL I G
    good leader.
    Modals: have to, must
    sing
    es I can be
    r
    IL T Y anything I
    p
    Ex

    dream.
    ABI

    Modals: can, could


    r giving
    r o
    f
    Askin
    g
    o
    SI S I O N Can we save
    P M the world
    together?
    E R
    Modals: may, can, could
    Any questions?

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