A modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb that expresses a language function.

RULES TO REMEMBER:

1. Most modal verbs cannot be used in past/future tenses.

2. When used in 3rd person present tense, modals do not have "-s" ending.

3. Use "not" to make modals negative.

Modal verbs are used to show if something is believed to be certain, probable or possible (or not), to do things like talking about ability, about permission, making requests and offers, and so on.

Modal Verbs Functions & Examples

  

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