what are modal verbs?

• Themodal verbs, are those verbs in English that help a

sentence have a better meaning thanks to their function.
You can use them when you want to give another meaning to
a sentence.
• buttoday I'm going to talk about(should,could,have to),So
to start this topic I will start with the following
question ...
how to differentiate
these pronunciations?
• Should: It
is used to give advice. It indicates that
something is good and therefore should be done. It is a
recommendation, not an obligation. It has less tax force
than "must" and "have to".
• Could:usedto talk about things we could do in the past
or to ask permission to do something.
• Have to:Theyexpress an obligation, something that must be
done. On the other hand, when "have to" is used, the
issuer has the conviction that the obligation will be
fulfilled,
 Affirmative

   Subject+Modal verb(Should,Could,Have to)+Verb base form+Complement

Negative

Subject+Modal verb(Should not,Could not,dont Have to )+Verb base

form+Complement

Interrogative

Modal verb(Should,Could,Have to )+Subject+Verb base form+Complement+question

mark(?)
 Affirmation
• Should:
You should study harder
You should apologise for being late 
I think you should  look for another job
I should be at work at 2:00.
You should eat vegetables

• Could:
The show could have been better
You could be wrong.
They could manage without us.
I could help Ann if she only let me.
This new plan could be very risky.

• Have to:
You have to read this book
They have to repair the roof
We have to take the next flight. 
You have to calm down
• Shouldn´t:
I should not drive.
She should not say that.
Negative
You shouldn't get angry.
 He shouldn't work so much.
 I shouldn't do it if I were you.

• Couldn´t:
I couldn't see very clearly.
Mrs. Jones couldn't stand the smell
We couldn't leave you alone.
You could not see her tomorrow
She could not be back by noon.

• Don´t/Doesn´t have to:

you don’t have to publish your book next year.
I don’t have to go to the dentist again next week.
He doesn’t have to take an earlier flight.
She doesn’t have to send it by airmail.

We don’t have to stay here at least an hour.

 Interrogative
• Should:Should I cry?
hould you call her tomorrow?      
S

 Should he save some money each week?

 Should he spend more time on his homework?
 Should I rest more?
• Could:Could you open the window?
Could they escape?
Could you let me in?
Could I drive a car?
Could I take a break?
• have to: she have to study?
he have to go home?
we have to work?
 they have to arrive at 10 o' clock?
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• https://www.ejerciciosinglesonline.com/verbo-modal-could/
• https://www.englishspanishlink.com/ejercicios-ingles/should-ought_1.htm
• https://www.ejerciciosinglesonline.com/have-to/