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    The document provides examples of how different English modal verbs are used to indicate ability, permission, obligation, possibility, and preference. It explains that "can" indicates ability or possibility, "may" asks for permission or indicates future possibilities, and "should" reflects an opinion about what is correct or recommended. It also notes that "must" and "have to" both indicate obligation or necessity, but "have to" is used for past events rather than "must".

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    The document provides examples of how different English modal verbs are used to indicate ability, permission, obligation, possibility, and preference. It explains that "can" indicates ability or possibility, "may" asks for permission or indicates future possibilities, and "should" reflects an opinion about what is correct or recommended. It also notes that "must" and "have to" both indicate obligation or necessity, but "have to" is used for past events rather than "must".

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    Megan - Play Both The Piano and The Guitar.: Unanswered

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    The document provides examples of how different English modal verbs are used to indicate ability, permission, obligation, possibility, and preference. It explains that "can" indicates ability or possibility, "may" asks for permission or indicates future possibilities, and "should" reflects an opinion about what is correct or recommended. It also notes that "must" and "have to" both indicate obligation or necessity, but "have to" is used for past events rather than "must".

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    Megan _____ play both the piano and the guitar.

    awould bcan cmust dshould Unanswered.

    "Can" indica habilidad o posibilidad. En estos casos puede ser traducido como "poder" en espaol.

    Start eating without me, I _____ be late.

    amust bcan cmight dwould Unanswered.

    Se usa "might" para indicar posibilidades en el presente o el futuro.

    You _____ wear a helmet when riding your bike. amust bcan cwould dmay Unanswered.

    "Must" indica una obligacin, prohibicin o necesidad.

    _____ you help me with my homework?

    aMay bMust cWould dCan Unanswered.

    En frases interrogativas, el uso de "can" puede solicitar permiso o preguntar sobre posibilidades.

    I know it's difficult, but we _____ succeed!

    amight bwould cought to dwill Unanswered.

    El uso de "will" significa voluntad o determinacin.

    That cut looks infected, you _____ go to the doctor.

    amight bshould cwill dwould Unanswered.

    "Should" indica un obligacin o recomendacin. Refleja un opinin sobre lo que es correcto. Se traduce como el subjuntivo de "deber" en espaol.

    I _____ eat my dinner last night, my stomach hurt. acouldn't

    bcan't cmustn't dwon't Unanswered.

    "Could" indica posibilidad o habilidad en el pasado.

    Glen _____ come with us to the movies if he finishes his work.

    awould bought to cmay dmust Unanswered.

    Como "could", se usa "may" para indicar posibilidades en el futuro.

    I _____ like to learn English some day.

    acan bwill cwould dmust Unanswered.

    Se usa "would" para declarar una preferencia y para preguntar por algo educadamente.

    We ______ break the window because we locked the keys inside the car. ahad to bcould cshould dwould

    Unanswered.

    "Have to" indica obligacin, prohibicin o necesidad como "must", pero no podemos usar must en el pasado.

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