Modal Verbs | English Grammar & Conversation Lesson | B2-Upper Intermediate

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A little about me:
My name's Minoo, and I'm originally from Iran.
I obtained my TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) Diploma in England in 1985.
Since then, I've been an English teacher, teacher trainer, and course director in various schools and countries. I'm also a trained confidence coach.
In 2008, my son, Tom, and I set up the Anglo-Link platform for online English studies.
This led to the creation of our popular YouTube channel in 2011.
My passion is to share with you what I've learnt on my own English language journey, both as a student and as a teacher, so that you can become a fluent speaker of English too.

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3:21 Can / can't
5:02 Could / couldn't
7:43 May
9:05 may and might
10:17 Should
13:04 Must
14:43 Have to
17:42 Will
18:45 Shall
20:21 Would

[hahyunkim]

I've found an English teacher who is not a native speaker. Because they don't know what is really hard to understand or use grammar in my conversation at all. I've watched almost all videos about modal verbs on YouTube, unfortunately, all native English teachers failed to make it clear. However, finally I got it. The most clear and perfect explanation of modal verbs and other expressions. Thank you so much. You are the best.

[hamzabenallal]

The best video on modals I've ever watched! As an English teacher watching to check my memory of the lesson, I think I have found everything I have been looking for here. Grateful indeed

[yolandavicente]

I just the way you explain grammar !!! You have a magic wand !!! I highly recommend you to all my students all over the world !!!! You are amazing !!!! Thank you soooo much for all your effort and fabulous work I use all your videos and my students love you too
Love,
Yolanda
Chocolate kisses !!!!

[AnaClaudia-squo]

Teacher you are amazing. I am learning so much with your videos. Thanks for it. I am a Brazilian person 👏🏾👏🏾🤗

[valeriacuevas]

l really appreciate the way you teach, my confusions have been cleared.

[shahshireen]

Thankyou really for such great efforts.l really appreciate the way you teach.All my confusions have been cleared.Your voice is also very admirable..😊😊😊😊😊

[rajshrinagrale]

You are a great teacher, because your explanations are very easy, the way you teach is very easy like getting butter smoothly into mind, please make some video on daily fast English conversations too😄

[merovelis]

My favorite English channel. I was studying English (In a private school) when all this situation with the covid started and unfortunately, the classes were canceled until next year. I was sad, but, I noticed that I have a lot of problems with basic grammar (such as modals, adverbs, conditional...)
Fortunately, I found your channel.
I want to say, thank you! You're an amazing teacher, and for your smile I think that you're a nice person too.
Thank you, thank you very much

[nguyenbaovy]

Thank you very much about your lesson.
It helps me a lot to improve my English. (I'm from Vietnam)

[powerbg]

My English teacher recommended your video for modals





IT WAS THE BEST VIDEO ON MODALS I HAVE EVER SEEN😍

[panagiotapoliti]

Omg i finally got the differences. the grammar explanation is so complicated .you are really the best teacher!🙂🙂🙂

[spokenenglishforbeginners]

Your smooth explanations are really very helpful. THANKS

[BTSARMY-zszl]

You are best English teacher in the world

[haitemzereg]

Thank you so much that's very helpful

[pabloserron]

Thank you very much mino. You are a very good person.

[drvidyagolande]

This is the best explanation i ever Thanks ANGLO-LINK

[MultiDynamic]

Thank you so much for your great effort to prepare this wonderful video about model verbs. It is really helpful everyone who want to ace their English in daily uses.

[carlostarangomiranda]

I have almost always had the confusion with the usage of modals but now it's almost clear except the usage of "should"
I mean can we use "should" as a polite request and if we can which is more polite "shall or should"
This video helped me a lot :).

[praveenarora]

I m from India. I m a home tutor. I have been teaching for 22 years. I like ur way of teaching. Thank 🙏 u so much. I salute u.