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🌈 Remember, all exercises must be written down in your notebooks! A. Present Simple vs Present Continuous 🔵 Choose the correct option 🟢 Complete the sentences ✏️Use these verbs:study – … Continue reading MODAL VERBS AND REVIEW – SIMPLIFIED VERSION
Don’t forget, exercises must be written down in notebooks! 1. Present Simple vs Present Continuous A. Choose the correct option B. Complete the sentences Use the correct tense. 2. Past … Continue reading MODAL VERBS AND REVIEW
A quick and brief review of English auxiliary verbs and their most common uses.
MODAL VERBS part 2: WILL-WOULD, SHALL-SHOULD, MUST – OUGHT TO (HAVE TO – NEED TO).
Mastering them is an important step towards mastering the language.
MODAL VERBS: MAY – MIGHT and CAN – COULD.
Mastering them is crucial to learning English.
It’s easier than you think, a quick and brief guide to master Reported Speech. Needless to say that practice is also essential.
It’s easier than you think, a quick and brief guide to master Reported Speech. Needless to say that practice is also essential.
This is the second video of a group of two about Modal Verbs. Here I discuss in brief detail WILL/WOULD – SHALL/SHOULD – MUST/OUGHT TO. © L. R. Capuana
This is the first video of a group of two about Modal Verbs. Here I explain why they are so peculiar by listing their main characteristics and I discuss in … Continue reading Video Lesson n.1 – Modal Verbs: Can/Could – May/Might
These are the last two couples of Modal or Anamalous Verbs, the previous can be found here and here. WILL/WOULD are always followed by the infinitive of the main verb … Continue reading MODAL VERBS: WILL/WOULD – SHALL/SHOULD
Must is another modal verb and will behave as such, meaning that all the peculiarities regarding modal verbs will apply to this one as well. MUST-OUGHT TO have three … Continue reading MODAL VERBS: Must-Ought To
