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Luyện ngữ pháp - Destination C1 and C2 ((Unit 9: Grammar - Modals and semi-modals))


Obligation

Certainty (or near certainty) about now, the future or generally will, would, must, can, can't, could, couldn't There's someone at the door.
'That'll be the postman'.
'It can't be. He's already been.'
Certainty (or near certainty) about the past will have, won't have, would have, wouldn't have, must have, can't have, couldn't have 'They won't have heard the news, will they?'
'They must have heard by now, surely.'
Probability about now, the future or generally should, shouldn't, ought to, oughtn't to, may/might well (not), could well, might easily
'The weather should be good tomorrow, shouldn't it?'
'Actually, the forecast said it may well rain.'
Probability about the past should have, shouldn't have, ought to have, oughtn't to have, may/might well (not) have, might easily (not) have 'Jan should have finished writing her article by now, shouldn't she?'
'She may well have done, but I haven't seen it yet.'
Possibility about now, the future or generally could, may (not), might, mightn't, may/might/could just I might (just) have time to get to the library before it closes.
Possibility about the real past could have, may (not) have, might have, mightn't have Jim might not have checked his e-mail yet.

Watch out!
should and should have can be used in that clauses after words expressing importance and reactions.

✓ It's strange that you should say that.
✓ Was it necessary that Alan should have been invited to the meeting?



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