7. GRAMMAR: Modal verbs and relative clauses

 

Hello readers, today in our Grammar section... Modal verbs and Relative clauses! Go for it!

MODAL VERBS

First of all: What are Modal Verbs?

In English they are a type of auxiliar verb. Usually they do not have complete meaning by themselves, and they have to be near to a main verb to work. Also, modal verbs are peculiar since they can work with a verb in its base form without conjugation and without the "s" of the third person.

Modal Verbs can serve on the one hand to express ability, possibility or need, and on the other hand to express verb tenses. Let's know them!

In order to learn more, we have dome a search for the best resources for you. Clic on the following links to discover them:

Link 1 (A gide en Spanish to learn Modal Verbs) 

Link 2 (Grammar exercices about Modal Verbs and more) 

Link 3 (Video to see Modal Verbs in a real conversation)

Link 4 (Video about Modal Verbs for adults)

RELATIVE CLAUSES

Video 1 (Relative Clauses with Amigos Ingleses)

THERE YOU GO, GOOD JOB READERS!

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