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Anonymous users2024-02-07Expressing the willingness, ability, and attitude of the time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Modal 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: auxHave to; Should; In all probability.
n.What must be done; 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, must (no tense, personal conjugation, followed by the infinitive without to, mostly used in interrogative sentences 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?
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Mainly: can, could, may, might, must, need, ought to, dare, dared, shall, should, will would, etc. Modal verbs are injurious in sentences without pronouns and numbers, and are often used to indicate a euphemistic tone.
In general, modal verbs have four main meanings in English sentences.
1. Modal verbs can be used to express ability, physical strength, knowledge, skills, and so on.
For example: Can you swim?
Translation: Can you swim?
2. Modal verbs can be used to express requests and permissions.
Example: Can I go to your home?
Translation: Can I go to your house?
3. Modal verbs can be used to indicate objective possibility, to refer to objective causes.
Example: The pool can hold sixty children swimming
Translation: This pool can accommodate sixty children swimming.
4. Modal verbs can express speculation, mainly used in interrogative sentences, negative sentences and exclamatory sentences.
For example: Can this new is true?
Translation: Is this news true?
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