SHOULD WOULD COULD Test: Learn modal verbs

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Summery
1)Could=polite segessation or action in the past or possibility in the future
2)Should=strong advice
3)Would=action in the past or polite request or hypothetical condition
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°Modal verbs
Could
-a suggestion
-usually use for polite suggestions
- "can" In the past
-can use for possibilities in the future
-can use substitute word or could

Would
-polite request
-"will" In the past (action happened regularly/habbit in the past)
*can use past simple or would
-hypothetical situation/imaginary/sometimes impossible or not happening right now

*Could/would + you + verb + me

Should
-give strong advice (we don't often us it for other people, more for ourselves)
-when add "probably" It becomes more polite advice and less the intensity

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