modals- modal auxiliary
can
could
should
would
might
may
must
will
S+MODAL+INFINITIVE-“to”
Joe will to go to the party.
Mary’s sister should to take her
son to the doctor.
I should walk in the park every evening
for exercise.
He should work hard in the factory.
She should wake up at 6 am tomorrow.
He will meet his friend downtown by the
Skytrain.
You should eat your breakfast before you
leave.
She can beat him at tennis if he is
tired.
HARDER MODALS
had better= should
She had better to phone her mother.
have to= must
You have to to be careful.
ought to= should
We ought to buy her a birthday present.
used to= did in the past
I used to live in North Vancouver.
She used to play a lot of volleyball
before she had a family.
be able to= can
He is able to fix your car on Tuesday.
be going to= will
We are going to hike in the mountains.
We are going to study English.
We are going to go shopping.
be supposed to= should
My son is supposed to clean up his room.
You were supposed to pick up some milk.
You were supposed to buy some milk.
have got to= must
We have got to find a new house.
She has got to improve her writing skills.
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