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Modal Verbs

might will should may would can could must shall Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs which cannot usually work alone. They are used with a main verb. These are modal verbs: might will should may would can could must shall ought to

Modal verbs make questions by inversion. Can she go out? She can go out. Could we drive there? We could drive there. Should children eat fruit? Children should eat fruit.

Modal verbs can be used to show how possible something is, or how likely it is to happen/have happened. For example: He’s very late. He could have missed the train. It’s snowing so it must be very cold outside. They will lock the windows when they go out.

Can you spot the Modal verbs used to show possibility in these sentences? Mum might take us swimming after school. might You could eat a banana instead of those sweets. could Hurry up! “Hurry up! We will be late!” said Dad will We can go the other way – it’s quicker. can You ought to go to bed earlier. ought

Which Modal verbs are missing from these sentences? You be hot in that thick coat. must If it’s dry, we play outside? shall He’s so fast, he win the race. should I’m fed up with my long hair. I have it cut. might Did you choose these modal verbs? Which others could you have used?

Modal verbs can also be used to show: advice or obligation habits Pupils must wear a uniform. You should not smoke. I will often have cereal for my breakfast. We shall always enjoy a walk in the park. permission ability May I leave a few minutes early? Could we go to the post box on the way? Please can we have an ice cream? I can drive a tractor. My grandfather could draw very well.