Modals
will
/ would 㹤���������ҵ�ͧ���
(want ���� want to)
�� Would you like to come to
are party this Friday night?
Yes.
I�d love to. (= Yes. I
want to come.)
That
box looks heavy. I�ll help you with it. (= I want to help you with it.)
should ,
ought to , be supposed to 㹤���������� ���, ��è�
��
You should study more.
Bob
ought to see the doctor.
You �re supposed to be in French class.
used
to 㹤���������� �·��ʹյ �Ѩ�غѹ����з�����
��
I
used to smoke , but I don�t smoke anymore.
I
didn�t use to like to fish but I do now.
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would
᷹ used to 㹤������� �͡�˵ء�ó����Դ��鹫�� � �ʹյ
��
I
used to take a long walk after dinner.
I
would take a long walk after dinner.
can
��㹤����������
����� (possibility)
��
We
can see the lake from the living room.
must 㹤������������������ҧ���
(probability)
�� Sam
is not in class. He must be sick today.
Exercise.
Fill in the blanks with
these words. (Do the exercise and check your
answers here.
supposed
to
would used
to
must ought
to
shouldn�t |
1.
Peter ___________ walk to work , but now he takes a
bus.
2.
It�s raining. The children ____________ play inside.
3.
Jill is crying. She ____________ be upset.
4.
You ____________ buy a car without trying it out.
5.
Please be quiet. You�re not ____________ talk in the library.
6.
What ____________ you like to do this evening?