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Modal Verbs
Modal verbs can alter the meaning of other verbs.
They can reflect the probability of whether or not something is going to happen.
The main modal verbs are,
Can, Could, Ought, May, Must, Might, Would,Will, Shall, Should
Modal verbs are finite verbs. They have a subject and can stand on their own.
For example,
That animal might be dangerous.
You must.
Remember, you SHOULD try to remember modal verbs!
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