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    This document provides definitions and examples of common auxiliary verbs and modal verbs in Spanish: 1) Will-won't, I'll are used to form the positive and negative future tense in Spanish. 2) Can-can't, could-couldn't express capacity, permission, and possibility. Could is also used as a polite form. 3) May-may not express permission and possibility. Might expresses possibility in a polite way. 4) Should-shouldn't are used to give advice. Must-must not express obligation or orders. Would-wouldn't express something hypothetical. 5) Have/haven't to and has/hasn't to are used to express obligations.

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    This document provides definitions and examples of common auxiliary verbs and modal verbs in Spanish: 1) Will-won't, I'll are used to form the positive and negative future tense in Spanish. 2) Can-can't, could-couldn't express capacity, permission, and possibility. Could is also used as a polite form. 3) May-may not express permission and possibility. Might expresses possibility in a polite way. 4) Should-shouldn't are used to give advice. Must-must not express obligation or orders. Would-wouldn't express something hypothetical. 5) Have/haven't to and has/hasn't to are used to express obligations.

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    Modal A U Xiliary Verbs

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    This document provides definitions and examples of common auxiliary verbs and modal verbs in Spanish: 1) Will-won't, I'll are used to form the positive and negative future tense in Spanish. 2) Can-can't, could-couldn't express capacity, permission, and possibility. Could is also used as a polite form. 3) May-may not express permission and possibility. Might expresses possibility in a polite way. 4) Should-shouldn't are used to give advice. Must-must not express obligation or orders. Would-wouldn't express something hypothetical. 5) Have/haven't to and has/hasn't to are used to express obligations.

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    MODA

    L
    AUXIL
    I A RY
    VERBS
    WILL-WON’T
    will es para hacer una oracion en
    futuro en forma positiva y won't es el
    negativo de will y I'll es lo mismo que
    I will solo es una contraccion
    They will celebrate
    the thanksgiving day
    on November 28.
    He won’t be
    dirty anymore.
    CAN-
    CANT
    CAN and COULD are used to express :
    CAPACITY PERMISSION
    POSSIBILITY

    Note: CAN and COULD cannot be used in


    the future. The future is formed with 'will
    be able to'.
    She can
    dance.
    She can’t
    run.
    COULD -

    COULDN’T
    COULD is also the conditional of
    CAN and is often used in polite
    forms.
    A. For polite requests
    she could have
    a better job.
    She Couldn’t
    be real .
    M AY-
    M AY
    1
    -N
    . MAY O T:
    expresses
    a. Permission
    b. Possibility
    I may go to
    the church.
    You may not
    eat in a
    Hospital.
    MI G T H
    Expresa posibilidad
    Es una forma cortes de
    preguntar
    he might
    be your son
    SHO
    SHO UL D-
    ULD
    N’
    T
    Utilizamos el should para dar
    consejos
    You should take
    you car to the
    mechanic.
    He shouldn’t take a
    shower ….
    he is sick
    MUST-
    MUST
    NOT
    Expresa obligacion.
    Orden
    you must be a
    good girl ….
    He must not
    pretend be
    thin
    UL D -
    W O ’ T
    U L D N
    WO
    Expresa algo
    hipotetico
    He would travel
    to Paris
    He wouldn't walk
    anywhere… his legs
    are broken
    Would Rather-
    Would not
    Rather
    Expresa
    Preferencias
    I would rather
    wear a dress.
    HAVE /
    HAVEN’T TO
    I have to wash
    my hands
    You haven’t to go to
    the school.. Today is
    sunday .
    HAS/
    HASN’T TO
    She has to do
    excersice.
    He hasn’t to
    play with fire.
    Dejo a la sociedad un caracter
    T
    E detestable, un ejemplo funesto y una
    S
    T
    memoria odiosa. Dejo a los autores A
    A de mis dias un dolor que no se como L
    C
    M
    E podran soportar en su vejez. Dejo a H
    O
    N
    T
    mis hermanos y hermanas toda la L
    O verguenza y el sentimiento que les I
    C
    D cause con mi forma de vivir. Dejo a O
    E mi esposa un corazon quebrantado, y
    U una vida de dolorosa miseria. Dejo a
    N
    cada uno de mis hijos pobreza,
    ignorancia, embrutecimiento y el
    triste recuerdo de que su padre murio
    victima de la embriaguez.
    THANK
    YOU
    And always remember….
    BE HAPPY , JUST LIKE ME
    X3

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