Modals ( Htstee) - Part 1 e Modals (Htstea) - Part 2 aae Modals ( Atstee) - Part 1 Modals ( atstea) Part 1 “Modals tet aerae hare atch & feenr Wart area A yee frat ch are fear ora @ arfes feat ort aret and ht aria, aera, Made, sorta sik aah Ach AT GT A | art & at tea & oo oA ured f& alert Gera fad as a @, zara arent A cast ar abt feos axe fear ora afeu a a sft f& fre ater aera ferar ch are yea fore cht ala St Het orth“Modal Helping verbs are used with main verbs of the sentence to express ability, possibility, certainty, permission, and necessity.” Following table lets, you know about modal helping verbs, their negatives and also the form of main verbs to be used with that particular modal. AQ) Funny Kids Video (eee 4.0 % FREE Modal aeran frag Modal Helping Where to use ‘not’ Verbs Raid hava Could not haveModal Helping fear Verbs Where to use ‘not’ Could no Could have Could not have May/ Might May not/ Might not May not have/ st have Might not have Should Should not Should have Should not have Must have Must not have Ought to Ought not to Has not to / Have Will be able to will note able form Will have to Will not have to Did not use to Don't Need/ Doesn't Need/ | 1St form Needs/Needed Didn't Need Don’t dare to/ Doesn't dare to/ Didn't dare to Dare to/ Dares to/ Dared toMOAdIS (AISIest) ~ Fart 2 Modals (atstea) Part 2 Can (Sahat @)_/ could (Gent, ura) / could have (aera U1), 1- faeneff gat S ER ot tend S1 Students can come home from school. 2- AMT GER a F tera Gla Aad #1 People can think wrong about you May/Might (achat @)_ / May have/Might have (Possibility - @eaat teh che th fore) 1- ant aR St Aa Ss! It may/might rain today. 2-4 Ger ae ot at st Apa @! It may also happen with you.citi § MB Th i NZJ. (Permission — arqafa a4 & ferg) 1- a A eax HI Aha & | May | come in? 2- RH tS Ua €| May | sit? May (Wish — 32251 een cnet ah fer) 1- Ta che Sg Ache Vl STA | ~May you succeed! 2- War soe TST set TAT! ~May you become a rich man! Should (af@z)/ Should have (arf@v 2m) 1- Ge Gar set Heat aeg | You shouldn't say so. 2- abt at faa STAT aTeT | People should leave.REEDED a EAT ‘Should’ cht sre ‘ought to’ at waht aff fer GT Wad el UX stg ‘ought to’ HI WaT ae AeT Sta! ‘should’ can be replaced with ‘ought to’ but ‘ought to’ is rarely used now. 1- Ge tar set Het AT! You ought not to say so. 2- abit at Frarct sat afey Ul People ought to have left. Has to/Have to (heal @/heal Usa @), 1- 84 aet ahi GIT Tsar @! We have to go there daily. 2-38 UR F aa He Tea S1 He has to speak politely. Will be able to (Gem, urn) 1-F ae Tél ST UTHT/AHAT| | will not be able to go there. 2- SA GA a He TaM/TTSHM \ Will you be able to do this?Needed+ Noun/Pronoun Needed to + verb 1st form (Fa F, Maa S, AR), 1- Wet Gert Gea etl | needed you. 2- qe ta aifey aT! You needed a pen. Dare(s)/ Dared + Noun/Pronoun Dare(s)/ Dared to + verb 1st form (fee area) 1- at om at fear Heal @! He dares to go. 2- at det a cht ara aet Heatl He doesn’t dare to go there. / He dare not to go there