They might want to read the instructions before trying to do the homework. The weather is dry, so she had better water the garden. Should, ought to, had better, could, might want to We have to change our passwords every six months. (50%/50%)īenny could wash the dishes after dinner. (90% expectation)īenny may/might wash the dishes after dinner. (100% certain)īenny should wash the dishes after dinner. Here are some common modal verbs with their meanings and examples: MeaningĬould I have another cup of coffee, please?īenny will wash the dishes after dinner. What different meanings can you express with modal verbs? Modal verbs almost always accompany the base (infinitive) form of another verb using this simple formula: modal + (not) + verb.
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