MODAL VERBS
when there's very little chance of something happening, more formal/rare than MAY
might
when you don't like something and you want to give your opinion to make the service/product better
to make a complaint
the kind of food you serve BEFORE dinner. ex: cheese, bread, sauces, peanuts...
APPETIZERS
the quantifier for COUNTABLE THINGS
a few or MANY
feeling extreme dislike or disapproval of something:
TO BE DISGUSTED
when you want to give advice to someone, give your opinion
SHOULD
when you no longer can do something, you stop with it
TO GIVE UP
a food that is cooked without much taste, it lacks salt, pepper, etc
BLAND FOOD
a LITTLE or MUCH
when you go to a very popular restaurant, you have to ___________ before.
TO MAKE A RESERVATION
when you have to do something but it's a moral obligation
MUST
when you're hungry but don't want to cook, you...
TO EAT OUT
a person who is really into extreme sports
ADRENALINE JUNKIE
When you finish your graduation, you get a _________.
degree
when you try to make someone believe what you are saying
TO CONVINCE
frequently used with LIKE, this modal verb has the same meaning as "want"
WOULD
when you plan to do something, you...
TO INTEND
when you give your opinion to someone, you give....
ADVICE
the other way to say "type" or "KIND"
to test the quality of something
TO TRY OUT
it's similar to SHOULD, but it's veru unusual, you almost never see this modal verb in phrases
OUGHT TO
when you travel, you have to _______ a hotel
TO BOOK
the food of a specific country and/or culture
CUISINE
a list of questions that have the purpose of obtaining some data; another way of saying RESEARCH
SURVEY
To start doing something new or different
TO GIVE SOMETHING A TRY