Modal Verbs: Can, Could, May, Might

What are modal verbs?
Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs, A.K.A. helping verbs. They are words to show possibility, permission, ability, or obligation.

There are NINE common modal verbs in the English language.
In this video, we will learn four. Namely: can, could, may, and might.

This is a topic a lot of English learners struggle with.
I hope the simplicity of this whiteboard animation video will help learners of all ages.

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[haon]

hi, I want to ask about double modals

here is the context :

you and your friend are working in a same office. you feel exhausted to the job, and your friend said that u dont have to feel exhausted and just focus on work, then u say "I might could have this job"



what is the meaning of "I might could have this job" ?

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