Modal Verbs
What are modal verbs?
Modal verbs are special verbs that show ability, permission, obligation, or possibility.
What do we use to compare two things?
We use the comparative.
What does “too” mean in a sentence?
It means more than necessary.
What is the structure of the Present Perfect?
Have/has + past participle
What is the formula for an affirmative sentence in the Past Simple?
Subject + verb in past form + complement.
What is the structure of a modal verb in a sentence?
Modal + base form of the verb
What do we use to compare three or more things?
We use the superlative.
What does “very” mean?
It means a lot, but not more than necessary.
When do we use the Present Perfect?
To talk about experiences or actions that happened at an unspecified time.
When do we use the Past Simple?
We use it to talk about finished actions in the past.
Do modal verbs change with he/she/it?
No, they do not change
How do we make the comparative of “tall”?
Taller.
What does “enough” mean?
It means the correct or necessary amount.
Which auxiliary verbs do we use in the Present Perfect?
Have and has.
What are some common time expressions used with the Past Simple?
Yesterday, last night, two days ago, in 2024.
Do we use “to” after a modal verb?
No, we use the base verb without “to”
How do we make the superlative of “big”?
The biggest.
Where do we usually put “enough” in a sentence?
After the adjective.
Complete the rule: After have/has we use the ______ form of the verb.
Past participle.
How do we form most regular verbs in the Past Simple?
We add -ed to most verbs.
Give three examples of modal verbs.
Can, must, should.
Complete the sentence: A lion is ______ than a cat. (big)
Bigger.
What does “not… enough” mean?
It means less than necessary.
Give an example of a sentence in the Present Perfect.
I have finished my homework.
Which auxiliary verb do we use in Past Simple questions and negatives?
We use “did” as the auxiliary verb in questions and negatives.