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This beginner-to-intermediate course helps French-speaking ESL learners master modal verbs—the essential tools for expressing ability, possibility, permission, advice, and more in English. Through bilingual explanations, real-life examples, and interactive practice, students will learn how to use modal verbs like can, must, should, may, might, will, would, and others with clarity and confidence.
All modal verbs
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Introduction to Modal Verbs -
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Can
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More context (Can) -
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Could
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More context (Could)
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‘Can’ and ‘could’ practice quiz -
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Should
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"Should"and "shouldn’t" practice quiz
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Must
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Must and Mustn’t practice quiz
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May
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Might
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More context (may and might)
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Will
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Would
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Will vs Would practice quiz
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Shall
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"Shall" and "Will" practice quizComplete each sentences with 'Shall' or 'Will': shall = 1.Offers (I/We) →Shall I open the window? shall = 2. Suggestions (I/We) →Shall we go? will = 1. Future facts and predictions →It will rain tomorrow will = 2. Requests →Will you help me will = 3. Promises →I will always love you. will = 4. Habits or typical behavior →He will talk for hours.
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Modal verbs final review
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Mixed modal verbs practice quiz
Semi modal verbs
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Introduction*
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Modals and Semi-Modals
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Have to
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Need to
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"Need to", "Have to", "must" Comparison
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Ought To
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Used To
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Be Going To
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Be Able To
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Be Allowed To
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Be Supposed To
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Specials: Had Better/would rather
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Quiz Time
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Mixed modals practice quiz
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Mixed modal context practice quiz
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