Will - The Modal Verb of prediction and volunteering

 WillVolunteeringWhen you volunteer to do something, to help someone, you use the modal verb will. Will is used to express the future. Here, The job you volunteer to do will be in the immediate or far future. Will can be contracted with the subject pronoun. I will...

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Modal verbs of Probability - Must, Could, May, and Might

Probability means the chances of something happening; Something likely to happen. We use probability modal verbs must, may, might, and could when we are uncertain about something and are making a guess.   Must We use must when we are sure about something. We mostly use...

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Modal verbs of Obligation and Advice - Must & Should

Obligation Must When there is a strong necessity(obligation) to do something like a set of rules to follow or duties to perform, we use the modal verb must. E.g., You must only use blue ink pen for the exam.   Must not - Negative Must not implies that there is a...

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Modal verbs of Permission and Request - May, Could, and Can

May, could, and can   Modal verbs: could, may, and can are used with the infinitive to express permission and request statements. Asking for permission and making requests are very similar and can be confusing.   Permission Asking someone to allow you to do something...

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