We use HAVE TO ..., talk about an obligation that depends on the person listening., to talk about an obligation that comes from the outside., to talk about an escapable obligation., WILL - Its functions are..., immediate necessity, absence of obligation and logical necessity., wishes, permission and possibility., prediction, intention, insistence/determination and willingness., DARE is, a marginal modal verb., a central modal verb., an auxiliary verb., CATENATIVE derives from the verb catenate which means, dissociating., dividing., connecting., "Somebody had to cook" indicates:, an obligation., a logical necessity., a compulsion., "She'll keep behaving like that" indicates:, a habitual prediction., a present predicative., a common future prediction., "How dare you to read my emails without asking?" This statement is..., correct, incorrect, Choose the correct catenative construction:, She kept on to talk after I told her to be quiet., They seem knowing a lot of people., He hung up before I had a chance to end the call, Jack appeared being hungry.

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