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    Modal verbs are used to express abilities, requests, permissions, possibilities and formal offers in the present and past tenses. Common modal verbs include can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would. For example, "I CAN swim" expresses present ability while "He COULD play football" expresses past ability. "CAN you take me to the gym?" is a request while "MAY I sit here?" asks for permission. Future possibilities are expressed as "She MIGHT be late" or "Carol MAY be late". Formal offers and invitations use "WOULD you like a cupcake?" or "WOULD you like to have dinner with me?".

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    Modal verbs are used to express abilities, requests, permissions, possibilities and formal offers in the present and past tenses. Common modal verbs include can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would. For example, "I CAN swim" expresses present ability while "He COULD play football" expresses past ability. "CAN you take me to the gym?" is a request while "MAY I sit here?" asks for permission. Future possibilities are expressed as "She MIGHT be late" or "Carol MAY be late". Formal offers and invitations use "WOULD you like a cupcake?" or "WOULD you like to have dinner with me?".

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    Resumos Ingles

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    Modal verbs are used to express abilities, requests, permissions, possibilities and formal offers in the present and past tenses. Common modal verbs include can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would. For example, "I CAN swim" expresses present ability while "He COULD play football" expresses past ability. "CAN you take me to the gym?" is a request while "MAY I sit here?" asks for permission. Future possibilities are expressed as "She MIGHT be late" or "Carol MAY be late". Formal offers and invitations use "WOULD you like a cupcake?" or "WOULD you like to have dinner with me?".

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    Modal verbs

    Habilidade no presente can I CAN swim, but my brother CAN’T.


    Habilidade no passado could He COULD play football very well when he was
    thirteen, but he COULDN’T play tennis.
    pedido can CAN you take me to the gym, please?
    Pedido educado could/would WOULD you bring me a cup of tea,please?
    Pedir permissão can CAN I use your bike?
    Dar(ou não) permissão may MAY I sit here? Yes you MAY.
    Negando permissão Can't I'm afraid you CAN’T.
    Ação possivel no futuro may Carol MAY be late fot the yoga class.
    (certeza)
    Ação possivel no might He MIGHT go to the gym
    futuro(dúvida) tomorow, but i doubt it.
    Oferta formal would WOULD you like a cupcake.
    Convite formal would WOULD you like have a dinner
    with me?
    Imaginação would I WOULDN’t like to be a couch
    potato
    Opinião ou conselho should You SHOULD exercise 60
    minutes a day.

    Geround usasse qualquer verbo +ing

    Depois dos verbos:like,enjoy, hate, love,prefer, avoid, finish,stop.

    Depois de permissões: in, on...

    Depois de atividades ao ar livre

    Como sujeito ou complemento

    Depois de expressões : can’t help, can’t stand, it’s no use , have difficullty.

    Infinitive é só o verbo

    Conditional sentences.

    1 tipo

    If present simple, will infinitivo.

    2 tipo

    If past simple , would infinitive.

    PAST prefect

    Had +3 coluna irregulares +ed

    Past simple

    Ed 2 coluna irregulases

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