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    The document provides examples of rules for a school setting and discusses modal verbs. It lists 4 rules for school including attending a flag ceremony, wearing a proper uniform and ID, and not skipping class or making noise in the corridors. It then defines modal verbs as a group of auxiliary verbs that provide additional meaning to the main verb, and asks how modal verbs are used in a sentence with the example "Mary could play the piano."

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    The document provides examples of rules for a school setting and discusses modal verbs. It lists 4 rules for school including attending a flag ceremony, wearing a proper uniform and ID, and not skipping class or making noise in the corridors. It then defines modal verbs as a group of auxiliary verbs that provide additional meaning to the main verb, and asks how modal verbs are used in a sentence with the example "Mary could play the piano."

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    Making Rules: You Must You Must Not

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    The document provides examples of rules for a school setting and discusses modal verbs. It lists 4 rules for school including attending a flag ceremony, wearing a proper uniform and ID, and not skipping class or making noise in the corridors. It then defines modal verbs as a group of auxiliary verbs that provide additional meaning to the main verb, and asks how modal verbs are used in a sentence with the example "Mary could play the piano."

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    MAKING RULES

    You must …
    You must not …
    MAKING RULES
    Example: “SCHOOL”
    1.You must attend the flag ceremony
    every Monday morning.
    2.You must wear the proper uniform and
    i.d.
    3. You must not skip class everyday.
    4. You must not make noises while
    walking by the corridors of the building.
    MODAL
    VERBS
    Modal verbs are a small
    group of verbs, which are
    very different from
    normal verbs.
    MODAL
    VERBS

    They are Auxiliary verbs


    that provide additional
    and specific meaning to
    the main verb of the
    sentence.
    HOW DO
    Mary could play the piano. WE USE
    MODAL
    VERBS IN A
    SENTENCE?

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