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    CouldSarah come with us? (Podra Sarah venir con nosotros?)

    PROBABILITY

    When we want to say how certain we are that something will have

    100% certain

    It willbe Simon. It will have beenSimon

    It mustbe Simon. It must have beenSimon

    It shouldbe Simon.

    It maybe Simon. It may have beenSimon

    It mightbe Simon. It might have beenSimon

    It couldbe Simon. It could have beenSimon

    50% certain

    It couldntbe Simon It couldnt have beenSimon

    It cantbe Simon It cant have beenSimon

    It wontbe Simon It wont have beenSimon

    10% certain

    Examples:

    1. It must have beenSimon, nobody else would call at his time of night.

    2.

    No it can t have beenSimon, he is away on holiday at the moment.

    3. It might have beenIgor

    4. It could have beenJoe, couldnt it?

    5. Yes it may have been Joe, I wonder what he wanted?

    6.

    I must have beenthinking of something else at the time, thats why I forgot to phoneher

    7. Joe might have beendrinking lemonade, but it looked like beer to me

    8.

    I could come roundthis evening.(it is possible, but not very likely)

    9. I may come roundthis evening. ( I am thinking of coming round, you can expect to see

    me)

    10.I might come roundthis evening (equally not, I havent decided yet)

    11.it must beSimon ( logical conclusion)

    OBLIGATION

    When we want to say that something will definitely happen because the situation demands it or

    to say that it is desirable

    DEBER MUST HAD TO

    DIDNT HAVE TO

    HAD TO

    TENER QUE HAVE TO (got)

    DONT HAVE TO

    HAD TO

    DIDNT HAVE TO

    HAD TO

    HAVE TO:to express obligation imposed by external circumstances.

    DONT HAVE TO:the opposite of to have. (no hace falta/ que no es necesario)

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    MUST:1.self imposed obligation or with strong moral content.

    2. strong and insistent piece of advice

    3.logic conclusion.

    Examples:

    1.

    I have togo2.

    Do you have togo?

    3. I dont have togo

    4. I had togo

    5. You dont have tocome.

    6. She doesnt have topay in advance.

    7. I must finda way to quit smoking.

    8. You muststudy.

    9.

    They must becareful with this substance.

    10.That man must bevery rich.

    11.

    You must fastenyour seat belt.

    12.

    You must keep offthe grass.

    ADVICE

    To express moral obligation, You do not

    have to do any of those things.

    To express the past: should have + participle

    Examples:

    1. You should notdrink if you intend to drive.

    2. You shouldtake up a sport.

    3. This library book is overdue. I should have returnedit last week.

    4. You ought not to loseweight.

    OTHER MODALS

    Id rather(would rather): it is used to express strong opinion.1.

    Idrather be withthan(Preferira)

    Youd better (had better): it is used to express advice

    1. Youd better leave now.

    2. theyd better get here soon.

    Shall:it is used to express offers.

    1. shall I make a copy for you?

    SHOULD OUGHT TO

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    Would you like meto give you a lift?