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    The document summarizes different types of modal verbs in English grammar: 1) Modal verbs like may, can, could, shall, and will are used to express ideas like possibility, permission, obligation, prohibition, and future actions. 2) Modal verbs like must, shall, and should express obligations, prohibitions, deductions, suggestions, and recommendations. 3) Modal verbs like will, can, could, shall, and would are used to talk about future actions, permissions, abilities, possibilities, requests, and desires.

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    The document summarizes different types of modal verbs in English grammar: 1) Modal verbs like may, can, could, shall, and will are used to express ideas like possibility, permission, obligation, prohibition, and future actions. 2) Modal verbs like must, shall, and should express obligations, prohibitions, deductions, suggestions, and recommendations. 3) Modal verbs like will, can, could, shall, and would are used to talk about future actions, permissions, abilities, possibilities, requests, and desires.

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    Grammar

    may
    expressa possibilidade
    (pode/ria
    deve)

    must expressa obrigação, proibição ou


    (deve) dedução
    Modal
    Verbs shall
    (deve)
    expressa convite, sugestão, ação
    futura

    will
    expressa ação futura
    (será)
    can expressa permissão, capacidade,
    (pode) habilidade e possibilidade - presente

    could expressa permissão, habilidade e


    (poderia) possibilidade - passado
    Modal
    Verbs should
    (deveria)
    expressa conselho, recomendação,
    sugestão

    would
    (poderia expressa pedido, desejo
    /gostaria)
    Simple Continuous Perfect

    subject + verb subject + verb be + verb subject + have/has


    + s (he/she/it) + ing (she/he/it) + past
    participle (+ed)

    i am
    don’t ou doesn’t
    you are
    she/he/it is
    we/you/they are just, already, since, for,
    already, yet
    always, never, often,
    sometimes, every day
    now, at the moment, these
    days, this week/month
    Simple Continuous

    the past tense is formed by the past tense of the verb be


    adding –ed and the - ing form of a verb

    didn´t - negative form I/he/she/it was


    You/we/they were
    yeasterday, two days ago, last
    year, in 2019, the day before while, all week, as, all day
    yesterday yesterday
    Comparative and superlative

    Superlative
    the + adjetivo + terminação -est

    Comparative
    adjetivo + -er + than
    Thank you!

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