Modals

Welcome to the "Modals" category on Questions LLC! If you are curious about modality, this is the perfect place for you. Modals are a fundamental aspect of language that help us express ability, possibility, permission, necessity, and more. Whether you are a language enthusiast, a student seeking clarification, or a curious individual, this category is here to provide you with answers to all your questions about modals. From understanding their usage and meaning to exploring different examples and contexts, get ready to delve into the fascinating world of modals with us!

Questions (10)

I left out a sentence.Thank you very much, Writeacher. I haven't had my chess lesson yet. I haven't done my chess lesson (is a
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2. asked by Matthew
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What are the modals
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2. asked anonymously
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1. I can eat a horse.2. I could eat a horse. ---------------------- Which one has stronger possibility between two sentences?
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2. asked by rfvv
3. 483 views
Select the correct staement.A. Each modal has one agreed upon meaning B. Modals influence sentence form, but not meaning.
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2. asked by Jim Collum
3. 2,837 views
I shall wirte what I would say, but we are speaking about modals, so I think I have to answer with them...My solutions: 1. Your
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2. asked by Minnie
3. 533 views
How can I rephrase the modal should when expressing probability? Thank you very much.He should visit us tonight = he is likely
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2. asked by Mike
3. 481 views
I left out these sentences on modals. Thank you, Writeacher.1) It is likely that she has forgotten about the meeting. She
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2. asked by John
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Writeacher, I downloaded a few details about modals expressing possiblity/probabity but I'm still doubtful about their use. My
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2. asked by Matthew
3. 1,147 views
1. May I go to the bathroom?2. Can I go to the bathroom? (What is the difference between #1 and #2? Betwen may and can?)
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2. asked by rfvv
3. 327 views
Modals are auxiliary or helping verbsa) will b) shall c) may d) would e) can f) could g) must h) oughto i) should
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2. asked by Taaju
3. 21 views