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    The document discusses modal verbs, which are verbs that are used to express modality or possibility. It provides examples of different modal verbs including might, may, must, will, would, can, could, should, and shall. It explains some of the common uses of each modal verb, such as might showing possibility and may showing permission. The document then provides exercises for the reader to practice using modal verbs, asking them to fill in blanks with the appropriate modal verb. It concludes by asking the reader their opinion on the video about modal verbs.

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    The document discusses modal verbs, which are verbs that are used to express modality or possibility. It provides examples of different modal verbs including might, may, must, will, would, can, could, should, and shall. It explains some of the common uses of each modal verb, such as might showing possibility and may showing permission. The document then provides exercises for the reader to practice using modal verbs, asking them to fill in blanks with the appropriate modal verb. It concludes by asking the reader their opinion on the video about modal verbs.

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    The document discusses modal verbs, which are verbs that are used to express modality or possibility. It provides examples of different modal verbs including might, may, must, will, would, can, could, should, and shall. It explains some of the common uses of each modal verb, such as might showing possibility and may showing permission. The document then provides exercises for the reader to practice using modal verbs, asking them to fill in blanks with the appropriate modal verb. It concludes by asking the reader their opinion on the video about modal verbs.

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    The document discusses modal verbs, which are verbs that are used to express modality or possibility. It provides examples of different modal verbs including might, may, must, will, would, can, could, should, and shall. It explains some of the common uses of each modal verb, such as might showing possibility and may showing permission. The document then provides exercises for the reader to practice using modal verbs, asking them to fill in blanks with the appropriate modal verb. It concludes by asking the reader their opinion on the video about modal verbs.

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    MODAL VERBS

    Answer these questions or orders based on the video ! https://youtu.be/BT3JbwIpQxU

    1. What are modal verbs?

    a. f.
    b. g.
    c. h.
    d. i.
    e.

    2. The Rules
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d. contractions for the negatives in spoken or informal conversations.

    e. formula of interrogative
    ................. + ............... + ...............
    3. How and when we use modal verbs
    a. MIGHT shows :
     ...
    b. MAY shows :
     ...
     ...
    c. MUST shows :
     ....
     ....
    d. WILL shows :
     ...
     ...
     ...
    e. WOULD shows :
     ...
     ...
    f. CAN shows :
     ...
     ...
     ....
     ...
    g. COULD shows :
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
    h. SHOULD shows :
     ...
     ...
     ...
    i. SHALL shows :
     ...
     ...
     ...

    LET’S CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF MODAL VERBS

    Fill with appropriate modal verbs!

    1. ... you please check my paper for grammar error?


    2. This is exam. You ... not cheat your friend answer.
    3. ... I borrow your map?
    4. Your daughter is pale. You .... bring her to clinic.
    5. I saw her at hospital last night. She ... be sick.
    6. ..... you mind to open the window?
    7. When I was young, I ... run 5 km without stopping.
    8. ... I take a break?

    THEN, LET ME KNOW YOUR OPINION

    1. What do you think about the video?

    2. Do you like it?

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