Can / Can't
- subject + can + V1
- sujet + can't / cannot + V1
- Can + subject + V1?
- capacité, permission ou demande
Verbes modaux
Exprime la capacité, le conseil, l’obligation et la permission avec can, could, should, must et have to : règles claires et exemples.
- Présent9 fiches
- Passé6 fiches
- Futur3 fiches
- Articles2 fiches
- Noms3 fiches
- Pronoms5 fiches
- Verbes2 fiches
- Constructions verbales3 fiches
- Verbes modaux6 fiches
- Adverbes3 fiches
- Quantité5 fiches
- Questions2 fiches
- Conditionnelles2 fiches
- Prépositions4 fiches
- Comparaison des adjectifs1 fiche
- Mots de liaison1 fiche
- Phrasal verbs1 fiche
- Verbes à ne pas confondre1 fiche
- Expressions idiomatiques2 fiches
Could
- passé de can : I could swim at five
- couldn't = ne pouvait pas
- Could you…? = demande polie
May / Might
- maybe: It may/might rain
- might = a bit less sure
- May I...? = formal permission
Should / Shouldn't
- subject + should + V1
- sujet + shouldn't + V1
- Should + subject + V1?
- conseil ou recommandation
Have to
- I/you/we/they + have to + V1
- he/she/it + has to + V1
- don't / doesn't have to + V1
- Do/Does + subject + have to + V1?
- don't have to ne veut pas dire mustn't
Must / Mustn't
- subject + must + V1
- sujet + mustn't + V1 = INTERDIT
- Must + subject + V1?
- forme du présent uniquement