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    The document discusses modal verbs used to express probability or certainty. It provides examples of modal verbs like "must", "can't", "might/may", "could", and "might/may not" followed by example sentences showing their uses. Modal verbs like "must" and "can't" express high certainty close to 100%, while verbs like "might/may" and "might/may not" express lower certainty around 50%. The document is a review of modal verbs and how they are used to express different levels of probability or certainty in sentences.

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    The document discusses modal verbs used to express probability or certainty. It provides examples of modal verbs like "must", "can't", "might/may", "could", and "might/may not" followed by example sentences showing their uses. Modal verbs like "must" and "can't" express high certainty close to 100%, while verbs like "might/may" and "might/may not" express lower certainty around 50%. The document is a review of modal verbs and how they are used to express different levels of probability or certainty in sentences.

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    Escuela de Las Tecnologías de La Información Y Las Comunicaciones

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    Yecid Alvarez Ruiz
    The document discusses modal verbs used to express probability or certainty. It provides examples of modal verbs like "must", "can't", "might/may", "could", and "might/may not" followed by example sentences showing their uses. Modal verbs like "must" and "can't" express high certainty close to 100%, while verbs like "might/may" and "might/may not" express lower certainty around 50%. The document is a review of modal verbs and how they are used to express different levels of probability or certainty in sentences.

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    ESCUELA DE LAS TECNOLOGÍAS DE LA

    INFORMACIÓN Y LAS COMUNICACIONES

    Tecnología 11

    Verbos modales

    SI. YAMIT NARVÁEZ


    PT YECID ALVAREZ
    MODALS VERBS: Probability review

    100% 100%

    MUST CAN´T
    I smell bread baking. There must be a This can´t be Tim´s house. His house is
    bakery nearby. Brown.

    MUST NOT
    MIGHT/MAY She must not be at work today. She
    I might/ may go to the party if I finish hasn´t returned my emails or calls.
    my homwork.
    MIGHT/MAY NOT
    It might/may not be a Good day for
    COULD a picnic. It´s cloudy and a bit chilly.
    This could be my last meeting with this
    office. I´m switching Jobs soon

    *may not & might not: same level fo certainty (50%)

    Less certain

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