Obligation and Prohibition
have to, must and should
The expression or words you use to talk about prohibiton o obligation
My car is a bit older than yours.
Comparative
Start in the past and is still true now, you can use for/ since HAVE/ HAS+ BEEN + VERB ING
Present perfect continous: Hanna has been working since April 2020
Use for obligation or something necessary to do
Have to, must
est TERMINATION
Superlatives
have/has+ verb p. part
Present perfect
Is a modal verb and is less strong than must and have to
should
Irregular comparatives and superlatives bad/ far
worse- worst
further/farther
farthest
People think about themselves and not about other people.
selfish
Katie and Jimmy are getting married in October.
present continous for future form
The use for should, is?
To give an advice or opinion, to say we think sthg is rigth or wrong to do.
Huge- kind of adjective
size adjective
We use to tell another person what someone said.
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