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The document features a dialogue among members discussing modal verbs in English. Each member represents a different modal verb—can, must, may, should—and explains their specific functions such as expressing ability, obligation, permission, and advice. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these verbs for effective communication in English.

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Dialogo

The document features a dialogue among members discussing modal verbs in English. Each member represents a different modal verb—can, must, may, should—and explains their specific functions such as expressing ability, obligation, permission, and advice. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these verbs for effective communication in English.

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República Bolivariana De Venezuela

Ministerio Del Poder Popular Para La Educación

Instituto Universitario De Tecnología Superior De Oriente

Maturin, Estado Monagas

Dialogue:

Members:
Professor:

Atcher Labedjan.
Laura Ríos.

Rocío Lezama.

Mariana Perero.

Valery Moreno.
Title: Modal verbs in action

Valerys (Can): Hi! I am can and I am used to express ability, possibility


or permission, as in I can swim.

Mariana (Must): I am must and express obligation or certainty. For


example, You must wear a seatbelt.

Atcher (May): I am may and serve to indicate permission or


possibility, as in May I leave early? Or It may rain later.

Rocio (Should): I am should and I am used for advice or expectations,


as in You should eat more vegetables.

Valerys (Can): We are all modal verbs, but with different functions!

Mariana (Must): Yes, some of us express obligation, others permission


or possibility.

Atcher (May): And the formality of our use varies.

Rocio (Should): Exactly! Understanding each other is key to speaking


English well.

All: Learning modal verbs is very useful!

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