English Class A A A

Modal Verbs
Should|Have to|Must
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Rodriguez Start
 Today's agenda
What are
modal Should |Shouldn't
Have to | Don`t have

verbs?
Must | Must not

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What are
Modal verbs are auxiliary
verbs (also called
helping verbs) like can,
will, could, shall, must,

modal
would, might, and should.
After a modal verb, the
regular form of a verb is
generally used.

Verbs? calling - to call

Use should for advice
and recommendations. Should
Should not
Shouldn't

Next
Examples A A A

You should was dark clothes

separately

She should look at the labels.

You shouldn't wash darker clothes

with lighter ones.

She shoulnd´t drink beer.

Use COULD for
abilities,
probabilities, could
could not
request. couldn't

Next
Examples A A A

You could play soccer.

You couldn't go outside because

it's rainning.

It could rain tomorrow.

I could play soccer when I was

younger.
Use have to / has to
for responsibilities.
Use don't have to /
doesn't have to for
things that are not
required.

Have to / Don`t have to : I, You, We, They.

Has to / Doesn`t have to : He, She, It.
Examples A A A

You have to choose the

temperature first.

It has to be cool.

You don't have to wash it by

hand.

It doesn't have to be cold.

Use must for
obligation.
Use must not for
prohibition.

We use the verb in it original form.

Examples A A A

You must use cold water.

They must follow the directions.

You must not / mustn't use hot

water.

They must not / mustn't miss a

step.
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class!