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          1 ln front of 1hf. ruine of hir house  aiands  a s0\itary figLlr?
          2 What                                                      Modals
          3                                         (not  onty)
          4                                        (question)   ModaI  verbs  are used to talk about obtigation,  permission,
          5 It                                                  witlingness,  abitity  and future  possibitity.  They  are atso used
          6                                             (do)    to tall< about the possibitity  or probabitity  of something
                                                                happening.
          7                                         (not  until)
                                                                Abitity
             would                                              We use can and am  lare I is able to to tatk about ability in the
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        We can use would to:                                    present.
                                                                l'rr able to drive vorl big \orrias.
        .  express  examptes  of what was typicaI  behaviour in the  past.
                                                                6an  lour  daLrqhirr  srim?
         ?ooplr  vroutd  vre.ar  thorr bxt rlo'ltrpr on iurdap.
                                                                We use could and wasf were able to to tatk about ability in the
        .  express  examptes  of willingness  in the past or in a
                                                                past. We use b.oth structures to talk about  repeated activities in
          hypotheticat  present.
                                                                the  past.
          il, vrouldn't halp m, ,,,t\, rn'; fornihoiK  1eil i,',,h1
                                                                r.le could  Can..r ve rl uell
          I vrouldn't *rant io vieit 0gypt a1 thit linra of par                           .lhen.
                                                                \rls warsn't  able to rpaaK Fronch
        .  mal<e  a deduction  about the present or past.       We onty use wasf were  able to  (i.e.  not couldt totatk about
          i!riard somecnt dl  ra?  dorr  'l'.iar  vrould be,',( porlrian
                                                                something that on[y happened once in the past.
         \\e  yroUld  have  been aprni,trr.r.1 rhrr, r.r ;e.r rhal I,lr:.
                                                                the partl iinishad \a1a bu1 I wae abts to taKa a iaxi
        We express  preferences using would + like, love, prefer and
                                                                Permission
        rather.
                                                                We use can to say something  is permitted  in the present and
        l'd lixe a blarK  rofrro, ploaer
                                                                could to say something was permitted  in the past. Con'f and
        We use would with the verbs say and thinklo make our
                                                                couldn't are the negative  forms.
        opinions  more tentative.
                                                                Ws can leava worK a\ 5 p.n. avarl  Fridal.
        l'd ea.g thai   rhould tr1 and irnprove   prrlo,  manra.
                1or-r               lolrr                       I can'| uro tha lntsrnai  al homr a{tr.r lo p.m.
        l'd thinx   hava a diffirull tirna
              1ou'11                                            M1 dad coutd on\1 aat rhccolaie on tundap,
                                                                I couldn't  'ftp,i  ior'r9  t.ouc,,r5 to schco\  r,,rhrn  I was a bo1
        1  Complete the sentences  using  would and the verbs  in
           bracl<ets. Then match the sentences  to the uses  on page 82  Obtigation
           of this Student's Bool<.                             We use must  and hove to to tatk about obligation in the
           1 The chitdren didn't like vegetabtes  when they were littte.  present. We usualty use have  fo when we are tatking about
             (eat)                                               rules, must when it's a personaI obtigation.
             Thel wou\dn'1  ra'i vogotable*  whar ihol wrra ii1lio.  You have. to woar a $vlimming cap al tho purblic rwimming  poo\.
           2 As a child I atways  made  my own birthday  cards. (create)  i rnust etudl mora  Eng\ish  Uufo., f go to \ive in Lhicago'.
             When                                               We use mustn'twhen  something  is prohibited.
           3 Can 't we get a takeaway instead? (rather)         tludrnls mu*tn't  oa\ anlt drinK in the librarl.
             I                                                  We use needn't  and don't have to to say there is no obligation
           4 lt never  occ urs to my brother to ca[[ me. (think)
                                                                to do anything. You may choose  to do or not to do something.
             My brother
                                                                lrle needn't do thesa elercispi  buri l'fhrnr it r^ould be a gooC  idaa  to
           5 ln my opinion about twenty  people  turned  up.  (say)
                                                                Ho doean't havo to halp his old noighbour  but he lires io.
           5 lguess  Vou  were tired after your  iourney.  (been)  Possibitity
             You                                                We use may, might  and could to discuss the possibility of
           7 Go  ing to the Emeti Sand6  concert's a great ideal  (love)  something  happening.  /lzlay suggests  that the chances  of
             l_                                                  something  happening are slightty  greater lhan could and might.
           8 Of course her boyfriend  stood up for herl (defend)  I thinr it ma.i rain this  gvonrng
             Her                                                iha said  ehe. mlght  comr, bui shs didn't oound vary an"ihuriaslic.
                                                                 Logicat  deductions  about the present
                                                                 We use maylmightlcould  + infinilive  to say something  is
                                                                 possibte.
                                                                forn misht win iha racy lle;t in qood form









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