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VERB - Coggle Diagram

- - - - not a type but concept of unchanged verbs
  - - - be form
        
        been, being
      - have form
      - known as helping verbs
      - do form
    - - 1.must/ should/ have to/ ought to
        
        in telugu whichever sentenses are ending with aali/vaali we can use above 4 while converting those sentences in english
      - 2.had to: used to say about past
        
        in telugu cheyalsi vachindhi
        
        for all this sentences when converted in english we can use had to
      - 3.used to
        
        says about our past habits or habitual actions
        
        గతం లోని అలవాట్లు, అలవాటుగా చేసే పనులు
      - 4.can
        
        expressing ability
        
        to take permission infromally
        
        to give permission informally
        
        general posibilty
      - 5.could
        
        to express a past ability
        
        something that you did in past but you cant do it now situation
        
        i could go to school when i was young
        
        in indirect speeches
        
        could is past tense of can
        
        to make a polite request
      - 6.may
        
        ued in present and future tense
        
        to take permission in formal way
        
        to express a possibility
        
        to express wish/ good intentions
      - 7.might
        
        used in indirect speeches
        
        might shows less possibilty than my
        
        this rule says that may and might can be used intechangeably but may has 50% possibility whereas might have about 30% possibility
        
        past tense may
        
        to express past possibility
        
        గతం లో జరిగి ఉండొచ్చు
        
        means here we are not saying this is not exactly happened we are just assuming this is what happened
      - 8.would
        
        used to say past habbits
        
        in indirect speeches
        
        past tense of will
        
        conditional tenses(in imaginary sense)
      - should
        
        used to give advice/ suggestion
        
        to express possibility in planned schedules
      - shall
        
        used with second and third persons to gie a command/ promise
        
        used with second and third persons to express a warning
        
        used with first persons to express simple future action
      - will
        
        will is used with 2nd and 3rd persons to express simple futurity
        
        will is used with 1st person to express determination, willingness, promise and threat