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    The document outlines different types of obligations, prohibitions, and recommendations in English. It defines obligation words like "must" and "have to" that indicate a requirement. It defines prohibition words like "mustn't" and "haven't to" that indicate something is forbidden. It also covers words for no obligation like "don't have to." The document then discusses recommendation words like "should" that suggest something is a good idea but not required. Finally, it addresses possibility words like "may" and "might" that indicate something is possible but not certain.

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    The document outlines different types of obligations, prohibitions, and recommendations in English. It defines obligation words like "must" and "have to" that indicate a requirement. It defines prohibition words like "mustn't" and "haven't to" that indicate something is forbidden. It also covers words for no obligation like "don't have to." The document then discusses recommendation words like "should" that suggest something is a good idea but not required. Finally, it addresses possibility words like "may" and "might" that indicate something is possible but not certain.

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    Obligation, Prohibition, No Obligation

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    Juanjo Climent Ferrer
    The document outlines different types of obligations, prohibitions, and recommendations in English. It defines obligation words like "must" and "have to" that indicate a requirement. It defines prohibition words like "mustn't" and "haven't to" that indicate something is forbidden. It also covers words for no obligation like "don't have to." The document then discusses recommendation words like "should" that suggest something is a good idea but not required. Finally, it addresses possibility words like "may" and "might" that indicate something is possible but not certain.

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    OBLIGATION, PROHIBITION, NO OBLIGATION

    OBLIGATION- I must/have to go to a meeting


    He / She must / has to ….
    PROHIBITION- You mustn’t smoke
    You haven’t to …
    NO OBLIGATION – We don’t have to wear a tie
    He/She doesn’t have to…
    RECOMMENDATION

    SHOULD – RECOMMENDATION (IT’S A GOOD IDEA BUT IT’S NOT AN OBLIGATION

    You should wear a condom!

    You shouldn’t eat fast food (it’s not good for you)

    You should eat vegetables


    POSSIBILITY

    • MAY / MIGHT – INDICATE POSSIBILITY

    • It may rain later.


    • I might marry him, but I’m not sure.
    • I might not wear the green t shirt...

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