English Grammar - Modal Verbs (Intermediate level)

Name: English Grammar - Modal Verbs (Intermediate level)
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Learn how to use modal verbs to describe intentions, ideas and plans in English with this free online grammar course.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Explain the use of the modal verb 'can' and how we can use ‘be able to’ instead
List examples of sentences using the verb 'could', including its negative form
Describe how to use ‘may’ and ‘might’ to say something is possible in the future
Define the meaning of ‘have to do’
Summarize how to use the verbs ‘do’, ‘have’, ‘going to’ and ‘may/might’ in sentences
Explain how we use 'must' for opinions and why we don't use it in the past simple tense
Indicate the examples of how we use 'must' to mean 'have to' in written rules and instructions
State why we use 'should' or 'ought to' to complain and describe expectations
Identify when we use 'would' to talk about imaginary situations

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