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12情态动词（12 modal verbs） Twelfth, modal verbs The 1. form: modal verb + verb prototype do; When the verb + verb completes, have, been, doing; When the verb + verb is completed, have done 2. features: 1) no matter which form, the meaning of the modal verb plays a role in the sentence. 2) there is not much time difference between the past tense and the present tense of the modal verb, but the past tense of the modal verb is more used, and the tone is more polite, euphemistic and mild than the present. Examples: I, was, wondering, if, you, would,, like, to, have, dinner With me tonight. (Id like to ask if you would like to have dinner with me tonight. This expression is better than I Want, to, know, if, you, will, have, dinner, with, me, tonight. is more polite and tactful, which makes it easier for the other person to accept 3) all indicate that in a certain time (now or in the past) the occurrence and occurrence of things speculation, speculation, judgment and so on. (a) grasp the present situation and make a greater judgement Positive judgment usually uses must plus verb prototype, at this point, must no longer means must, but means yes. In the case of negative judgment, cant is usually added to the verb prototype. At this point, can no longer means yes, but yes Definitely not. Examples: He, cant, be, in, his, own, dorm., He, must,, be, in, Xiao, dorm., Wangs Listen! Thats hes singing.. Hes definitely not in his dorm now. He must be in Xiao Wangs dorm. Listen, thats him singing in Xiao Wangs dormitory B) grasp the past and judge more about it Affirmative judgment generally uses must plus verb completion form (must, have, done). Similarly, must no longer means must, but yes. Example: grade four, forty-first, January 1989 Marys score on the test is the highest in her class she ____; Have studied very hard. A) may, B) should C) must D) ought to Marie is the first in the class and she studies very hard. The verb after the space is used in the perfective, indicating the ac