Modals: Expressing Ability, Permission, Obligation
Identifying and using modal verbs to express ability, permission, and obligation.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between modal verbs used to express ability (can, could) and permission (may, might).
- Construct sentences that correctly use modals to convey obligation or necessity (must, should).
- Analyze how the choice of a specific modal verb can alter the degree of certainty or politeness in a statement.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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