The incorrect statement to complete the sentence "The modal verbs... " is, are auxiliary verbs., don´t express specific ideas., are followed by the main verb without TO., aren´t conjugated in other verb tenses., May and Might express the same ideas., Can and Could express the same ideas., To show obligation we use the modal verb, Must, Can, May, will, mustn´t, needn´t, To show ability in the past we use ..., must, can, could, should, might, would, To show the idea of possibility we use ..., must, should, can and could, will, would, need, These modal verbs are used when asking permission, should, must, have to, can and may, need, has to, When expressing that something is possible, we can use all the words except for, may, might, can, could, must, can and could, Prohibition is when you are not allowed to do something. This is often shown when we use the verb, must, mustn´t, can, ought to, will, shall, To show OBLIGATION, these modal verbs are used, can and could, may and might, have to and must, ought to and should, could and may, has to and can, To share an opinion, advice or suggestion we use the modal verb, ought to, may, could, must, shall, need, The modal verb used in the sentence " May I go to the restroom, teacher? ", expresses the idea of, ability, prohibition, permission, request, advice, suggestion, The modal verb used in the sentence " I want to go to the lake with you but I can´t swim ", expresses the idea of, possibility, lack of ability in the present, prohibition, ability in the past, suggestion, prohibition, The modal verb used in the sentence " My friends have just ran in a marathon. They must be tired ", expresses the idea of, permission, deduction, ability, suggestion, advice, possibility, Mark the alternative that has an option with the same idea of the sentence "I must stay at home and study.", I can stay at home and study, I should stay at home and study, I have to stay at home and study, I mustn´t stay at home and study, I could stay at home and study, I may stay at home and study, They ___________ the bills . (ADVICE ), must, should, could, can, has to, need, My sister _________ ride a horse well when she was younger. (ABILITY IN THE PAST), can, should, could, may, might, must, It´s getting late. I ____________ go now. (NECESSITY), can, should, have to, might, could, may, It´s a secret. You _____________ tell anyone about it. (PROHIBITION), must not, must, needn´t, may, can´t, couldn´t, It´s very cloudy today. It ___________ be a rainy day. (POSSIBILITY), can, must, should, might, mustn´t, ought to, ___________ I talk to you now? (Request), might, should, must, need, mustn´t, don´t have to, People _______________ eat healthier food. (ADVICE), ought to, may, must, can, might, will
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