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Modal Verbs ("Should" y "ought to" (It indicates…
Modal Verbs
"Should" y "ought to"
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It indicates rather a recommendation, suggestion about something that must be done.
f you should change your mind, do let me know.
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We should get a new couch, this one is broken
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used to show what is right, appropriate, etc., especially when criticizing somebody’s actions
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"Will"
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Talk about unplanned actions that are going to happen in the future, that is, you decide to do something at the moment of speaking
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"Can" y "could".
"be able to", "be capable to"
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" CAN" to express ideas in the present or in the future, but never in the past.
Negative form Cannot, Can`t
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"Must"
it indicates us obligation, necessity, duty or condition that can not change
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"Might"
indicates the possibility of an action occurring, but does not necessarily indicate what will happen.
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Are those that modify another verb, communicating different meanings.
