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    This document discusses modal auxiliaries in English grammar. It explains that modal auxiliaries are used to express functions like possibility, permission, ability, suggestion, necessity and obligation. Some common modal auxiliaries in the present tense are shall, will, may and can, while in the past tense they include would, should, might and could. There are also other modal auxiliaries like have to, had better, must and ought to. Examples are provided to illustrate how modal auxiliaries are used to express different functions in sentences.

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    This document discusses modal auxiliaries in English grammar. It explains that modal auxiliaries are used to express functions like possibility, permission, ability, suggestion, necessity and obligation. Some common modal auxiliaries in the present tense are shall, will, may and can, while in the past tense they include would, should, might and could. There are also other modal auxiliaries like have to, had better, must and ought to. Examples are provided to illustrate how modal auxiliaries are used to express different functions in sentences.

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    This document discusses modal auxiliaries in English grammar. It explains that modal auxiliaries are used to express functions like possibility, permission, ability, suggestion, necessity and obligation. Some common modal auxiliaries in the present tense are shall, will, may and can, while in the past tense they include would, should, might and could. There are also other modal auxiliaries like have to, had better, must and ought to. Examples are provided to illustrate how modal auxiliaries are used to express different functions in sentences.

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    Modal

    Auxiliaries

    Group 3:

    Asaa Anyahdiyani

    Moch. Ulil Absor

    Rizki Amelia

    Modal Auxiliaries
    In Present

    Shall
    Will
    May
    Can

    Should
    Would
    Might
    Could

    In Past

    Would in
    there, have
    odal Auxiliaries used in giving suggestion.
    a function.
    Example: I want to buy hand
    The
    phone, I would save my money. function is
    suggestion
    it self to

    There are Modal


    Auxiliaries another. As
    have to, had better,
    must, ought to, ect.
    Example: I have a very
    important
    test
    tomorrow. I must
    study tonight.

    ANY QUESTION?

    Thanks For
    Your
    Attantion

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