can you still recall how model verbs are used to empress permission, obligation and prohibition? let us check your knowledge on this as you identify the modals referred to in the pre-assessment below. choose your answer from the box and write it in on a separate sheet of paper .

should may could can't ought to can must have to would mustn't
1. it is a model used to ask for and give permission it means something is allowed and be done.
2. it is used to impress a firm or necessity, it shows that the obligation comes from the speaker.
3. it is used to show that a person is obliged to do something usually from outside force.
4. it is used to empress recommendation or moral obligation, it is used in saying what is right or correct or necessary is is used when the speaker wants to represent something as law or duty or regulation.
5. it is used to ask permission, is more formal than the modal can.
6. it is the most formal modal verb to ask for and give permission.
7. it is used to talk about something that is against the rules particular when we don't make the rule.
8. it is used to talk about what is not permitted. it is used particularly when the prohibition comes from the speakers.
9. it is used to state urgency or necessarily are recommending action. it is used when the speaker is using his own subjective view.
10. it is used to begin a question that seems to be polite in asking permission.

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