1. Modal Verbs What is Modal Verb?

2. MODAL VERBS (AUXILIARIES)In English are can, could, had better, may, might, must, ought to, shall, should, will, would. Classified into following table :

3. The forms and meanings of modal verbs Will future timeCan ability May permission Might possibility Should suggestion Must obligation

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5. The normal position for modal in affirmative sentence is after the subject, such as examples : He may start the game You can call me ‘guys’ The students must come to school early They will have a tour in Malang next week She might go home this morning You should take a rest today Comment : pronouns (He/She/It) which are followed by the verbs after modal aren’t added by ‘s, es, ies’.

8. No. that would be fine

9. No. of course notNotes : asking permission with “would you mind” commonly use conditional sentences (if-Clause type 2)

11. Not at all

12. No. with pleasureNotes : asking someone to do something with “would you mind” always use V-ing form (gerund type 2)

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