1
The modal verb that expresses something not obligatory is used in: ( he / she / it).
2
The modal verb that expresses something not obligatory is used in: ( I / you / we / they)
3
the modal verb that expresses past ability in a negative way.
4
The modal verb that expresses absolute prohibition.
5
A modal verb that expresses advice, giving an opinion of what is considered correct.
6
The modal verb that expresses obligation used mainly in the first person.
7
The modal verb that expresses obligation mainly used in third person as: he, she, it
8
the modal verb that expresses past ability in an affirmative manner.
9
A modal verb that is used when you want to talk about events that you used to do recurrently in the past.
10
The modal verb that expresses educated suggestions example: _I CARRY YOUR BAGS?
11
the modal verb that expresses present skill in a negative way.
12
The modal verb that expresses obligation used for first or second person.
13
A modal verb that expresses a promise, a prediction or something you want to do in the future.
14
The modal verb that is expressed in question to ask permission, in the most polite way possible.
15
the modal verb that expresses skill in present in an arfimative manner.
Crear