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Anonymous users2024-02-06Modal auxiliary verbs.
1.Modal auxiliary verbs include will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must, need, dare, ought
to，used
to etc., followed by the original infinitive.
2.Modal auxiliary verbs are not limited by the personal and number of the subject.
3.Two modal auxiliary verbs cannot be used together.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The modal verb itself has a certain meaning and can express the speaker's opinion or assumption about a certain action or state, such as "possibility, willingness, or doubt".
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Modal verbs are can (could), may (might), must, need, ought to, dare (dared), shall (should), will (would).
1. Can1, pronunciation: English [k n] American [k n].
2. Translation: auxOK; Yes.
n.Can.
v.Canned; "Mouth" dismissal.
3. Example sentence: you can count on me
You can count on me.
2. May1, pronunciation: English [me] American [me].
2. Translation: auxYes, yes; Possibly, maybe; Wish, wish; Yes, yes.
n.[capitalized] May.
3. Example sentence: that might be our taxi
It could be our taxi.
3. must
1. Pronunciation: English [m st] American [m st].
2. Translation: auxBending lead is a must; Should; In all probability.
n.What must be done quickly; unfermented grape juice; Moldy.
3. Example sentence: something must be done about it
We had to find a way.
Fourth, need
1. Pronunciation: English [ni d] American [ni d].
2. Translation: vNeed; Need.
n.Need; Necessary; Lack.
aux.Yes, it must (no tense, personal conjugation, followed by the infinitive without to, mostly used in doubtful bridge questions and negative sentences).
3. Example sentence: you look tired you need a good rest.
You look tired. You need to get some rest.
5. shall
1. Pronunciation: English [ l] American [ l].
2. Translation: auxWill; Should; Certain; indicates that a recommendation is provided.
3. Example sentence: shall we all go to the film tonight?
Are we all going to the movies tonight?
Divided into three categories1Conventional usage, all can be used, can, could, can be, could, could's tone is weak, must must be biased, shall seek the other party's opinion, table warning or used for legal provisions, hould ditto, weak tone, may form request, might ditto, weak tone; Should form obligation, should, and interrogative words are used in conjunction with the expression surprise, anger, doubt, ought to ditto, strong tone; Will express willingness or solicit advice to make a request, "persistence or determination", would be the same as above, and the tone is light; The semi-modal verbs need and dare can be used in affirmative sentences + to do, and in negative sentences need need + do can also be used >>>More
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