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    This document discusses English modal verbs used to express probability, possibility, and impossibility. It provides examples of how modal verbs like "must", "might", "may", "could", and "can't" are used to talk about probability in sentences, expressing whether something is possible, probable, or impossible. The document is an exercise for learners to practice using the right modal verbs in different sentence contexts involving probability and possibility.

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    This document discusses English modal verbs used to express probability, possibility, and impossibility. It provides examples of how modal verbs like "must", "might", "may", "could", and "can't" are used to talk about probability in sentences, expressing whether something is possible, probable, or impossible. The document is an exercise for learners to practice using the right modal verbs in different sentence contexts involving probability and possibility.

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    Modals of Probability,

    Posibility and Impossibility

    I. Write the right answer per each statement.

    In English, to express PROBABILITY, you can use the modal verb


    In English, to express POSIBILITY, you can use the modal verbs
    The modal form expresses IMPOSSIBILITY.

    II. Complete the sentences with must, might (not), may (not), could or can’t:

    1. My computer isn’t working well. It have a virus.


    2. She’s wearing very old shoes. She be poor.
    3. Are you looking for a good book to read? The librarian help you.
    4. Martha always comes to class. She’s not here today. She be
    sick.
    5. Is that Rose’s husband kissing that blond woman? It be him! He
    loves Rose so much!
    6. Who knows, he have fallen in love with two women. Or he
    have stopped loving Rose. Or he not be the perfect guy
    we all thought he was.

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