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Can, could, may & might - mixed use |
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First Certificate auxiliaries & modals
exercise |
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Have something done |
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Key word transformations for FCE |
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Modal verbs of ability - can, could & be
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Modal verbs of advice - could, should &
would |
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Modal verbs of deduction - must have,
can't have |
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Modal verbs of necessity - need, needn't & should |
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Modal verbs of obligation - must, have
to & should |
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Modal verbs of obligation - don't have
to & mustn't |
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Modal verbs of permission -
Make, let & allowed to |
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Modal verbs of possibility/probability- can't be,
might be & must be |
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Perfect modal verbs - might have, should
have |
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Questions with auxiliary & modal verbs |
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Semi-modal verbs of advice and
preference - had better and would rather |
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Used To
for Past Habits |
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Semi-modal verbs - used to, be/get used
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Semi-modal verbs - had better & be
supposed to |
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