It is used to talk about what we can do now (present) or to ask for permission informally. (ability, permission -informal and posibility)used to talk about what we can do now (present) or to ask for permission informally., can, should, must, might, It is used as the past tense of “can,” (Ability in the past, Polite request and uncertain possibility), May, can, must, could, It is used almost exclusively to give advice, suggestions, or express what is the right thing to do. (advice, opinion, or expectation), should, must, may, might, Obligation and Duty: Used for direct orders or internal commitments. Strong Recommendations) you must see the new movies. (prohibition), should, can, might, must, Commonly used to ask for or give permission in a formal or polite way., May, could, should, can, Used for very hesitant or polite permission, though it is less common than may., Could, may, might, must

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