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    This document provides a matching exercise between modal auxiliary verbs and their meanings in English. Students are asked to match verbs like "can", "could", "will", etc. with meanings such as permission, possibility, advice, obligation, and other concepts. It also includes modal-like verbs to match with meanings, such as "have to", "be able to", "be going to", and more. The purpose is to practice identifying the meanings conveyed by common modal auxiliary verbs and similar modal expressions in English.

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    This document provides a matching exercise between modal auxiliary verbs and their meanings in English. Students are asked to match verbs like "can", "could", "will", etc. with meanings such as permission, possibility, advice, obligation, and other concepts. It also includes modal-like verbs to match with meanings, such as "have to", "be able to", "be going to", and more. The purpose is to practice identifying the meanings conveyed by common modal auxiliary verbs and similar modal expressions in English.

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    This document provides a matching exercise between modal auxiliary verbs and their meanings in English. Students are asked to match verbs like "can", "could", "will", etc. with meanings such as permission, possibility, advice, obligation, and other concepts. It also includes modal-like verbs to match with meanings, such as "have to", "be able to", "be going to", and more. The purpose is to practice identifying the meanings conveyed by common modal auxiliary verbs and similar modal expressions in English.

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    Modal Auxiliary Verbs

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    This document provides a matching exercise between modal auxiliary verbs and their meanings in English. Students are asked to match verbs like "can", "could", "will", etc. with meanings such as permission, possibility, advice, obligation, and other concepts. It also includes modal-like verbs to match with meanings, such as "have to", "be able to", "be going to", and more. The purpose is to practice identifying the meanings conveyed by common modal auxiliary verbs and similar modal expressions in English.

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    Grammar II Modal Auxiliary Verbs Prof.

    María Olga Neila

    Match the modal auxiliary or modal –like verbs with the meaning(s) they can convey:

    Modal Auxiliary Verbs Meaning Modal – like Verbs

    Can Permission Have to

    Could Possibility Be able to

    Would Habit in the past Be allowed to

    Will Advice Be going to

    Should Obligation

    Ought to Assumption

    Must Ability

    May Insistence

    Might Intention

    Shall Invitation

    Would rather Offer

    Had better Prediction

    Preference

    Request

    Suggestion

    Necessity
    Grammar II Modal Auxiliary Verbs Prof. María Olga Neila

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