Modal verbs of probability | English grammar

Learn how to use modal verbs in English to express probability and possibility.

In this grammar lesson, I will teach you when to use must, could and might in the affirmative and when to use can't and might not in the negative. We look at the grammar rules and also some examples of using these modal verbs for when we are sure about something and for when we aren't certain.

I then show you the form and structure of them being used in a sentence with an explanation of the meaning.

At the end of the English grammar lesson, I give you an exercise using these modal verbs and I give you the answers.

Andrew,
Crown Academy of English

Je vous explique comment utiliser les verbes modaux en anglais avec ce cours de grammaire anglaise avec des exercices.

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[freefromcage]

very sorry to say please don't mind but "may" "can" "ought to" and "need to" are missing in your recommended list of model verbs here.i didn't find lessons of these model verbs Mr. Andrew. thank you past lessons on modal verbs are wonderful ❤️✨🥳🌟🙃

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