2012版英语一轮语法详细学案情态动词（2012 edition of English Grammar Lesson Book modal verbs）.docVIP

2012版英语一轮语法详细学案情态动词（2012 edition of English Grammar Lesson Book modal verbs） 2012 edition of English Grammar Lesson Book: modal verbs 1.shall (1) expressing orders, promises, warnings, threats, threats, resolutions, etc, generally used in the second, third person and used in declarative sentences. The, school, rules, state, that, child, shall, be, allowed, out, of, the, no, school, unless,, accompanied, by, adult., an The school system states that no children are allowed to leave school unless accompanied by their parents. You, shall, not, get, my, support, if, you, do,, such, a, thing. If you do that, I wont back you up. (2) used to ask for the others opinions or directions for use in the first, third person question. - Has, Mr, Wang, arrived? Has Mr. Wang arrived yet? - Yes, already.Shall, he, wait, outside, or,, just, come, in? - yes, it is. Is he coming in or waiting outside? 2.must (1) expressing Prohibition (used in negative sentences) Smoking, must, not, be, allowed, in, the, office. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the office. (2) expressing bigotry and stubborn Why, must, you, be, talking, so, loudly, while,, others, are, studying? Why do you have to speak so loudly when other people are studying? 3.should (1) indicate the possibility of prediction and mean possible. It s nearly 7 o clock.Jack should be here at the moment. Its almost 7. Jack should be here at the moment. (2) unexpectedly I, am, surprised, that, you, should, speak, in,, such, a, way. Im surprised you talked in that tone. 4.would and used to Would may indicate repeated actions or tendencies in the past, followed by verbs that indicate action, and can not be connected with words that indicate status. Used to indicates a past habitual action or state, emphasizing that it is no longer present. He, would, come, to, see, US, on, Sundays. He used to come to see us on Sunday. Our, company, used, to, do, business, with, theirs. Our company and their company used to do business in the past. The use