T2 MODALS

Modals :

      Can
Can be used to express ability. This verb capital can be used to request permission (permission)
   
      Could    
This capital has the utility to express past ability and to declare polite requests.
   
      Be able to      
This capital has the utility to express the ability of a certain situation in the past (past abilities).
   
      May    
May to express the possibility (possibility) of the present (present) and future (future).
       
      Might      
This capital has the utility to express the past possibilities and smooth the request.

      Must
This capital has the utility to state the necessity and conclusion.
 
      Has/Have to
 This capital has the utility to state the necessity and conclusion. To declare a polite imperative.
   
      Shall
Shall is also used to declare the future on the condition that the subject is I orWe. In addition, shall be used to seek advice or opinion.
       
      Should
This capital has the utility to express suggestions and state the possibility / certainty.
     
      Ought to
      Will
Capital will have the utility to express the future (future), willingness or willingness (willingness), and can also be used to refine the request (polite request).
       
      Would
This capital has the utility to compose past futuretense, restate the shape of desire and preference, and ask politely.
   

 DIFFERENCES (PERBEDAAN)


·         Can
Speaking of capabilities, making requests, requests and licensing options.
·         Could
Although both can be used in past tense, there is a difference in the use of could and be able to.
·         Be able to
Could tend to be used to express the ability in general, while be able to in certain situations in the past.
·         Has/Have to/had to
Must and have to use to declare the necessity in the present. The difference, must indicate the level of necessity is stronger than have to. Whereas had tokeharusan in the past.
·         Should
Ought to actually be the same as should be used to give suggestions and have the meaning should or should.
·         Ought to
But ought to also often used to describe a feasibility although in reality it is not.
·         Would
Actually the meaning of the word Be going to be the same as Will is "will". But there is little difference between them in terms of its use.
·         Be going to
The meaning of Be going to more certain or certainty of an event, will occur at a certain moment in the future and also more convincing than Will.

EXAMPLE :

1. Can
-I can cook very well
-I can jump, but I can't run.

2. Could
-I could sing this song beautifully
-Mary could swim when she was young.

3. Be able to
-I am able to complete the task on time
-Moya wants to be able speak english fluently

4. May
-I told him that he might go home
-Tia does not come to the class, she may get up late

5. Might
-She might be sad because she didn’t see you last night
-I told him that he might go home

6. Must
-You must pay all of these
-We must go to bed now

7.Has/Have to
-She has to help you
-You don’t have to come now

8. Had to
-We had to keep the secret
-We had to go to Bandung last night

9. Shall
-We shall go to Jakarta next week
-We shall overcome it someday

10. Should
-I Should go to office
-We Should hang out someday

11. Will
-Will you send me a letter tomorrow
-I Will buy a new motorcycle next week

12. Would
-I knew Julie would make dinner
-He promised he would send a postcard from Bali

13. Ought to
-I ought to wear high quality running shoes
-Ought she to come here again?

14. Be going to
-I'm going to medan with my family
-I'm going to paris with my girlfriend


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