Advanced Spanish: Modal Verbs

The video tutorial introduces modal verbs, explaining their role in modifying the meaning of other verbs by pairing with infinitives. It covers the construction of verb combos using modal verbs and infinitives, providing examples in Spanish. The tutorial explores four specific modal verbs, detailing their conjugation and usage. It concludes with a practical application in a story, demonstrating the use of modal verbs in context.

What is the primary function of modal verbs in Spanish?

• To describe adjectives

• To replace nouns in a sentence

• To modify the meaning of other verbs

• To change the tense of a sentence

How do you express the ability to do something using the verb [SPANISH]?

• Conjugate [SPANISH] and add an infinitive

• Combine [SPANISH] with a gerund

• Use [SPANISH] with a past participle

• Use [SPANISH] with a noun

Which of the following is the correct way to express a desire to do something in Spanish?

• Conjugate [SPANISH] and add an infinitive

• Use [SPANISH] with an adjective

• Use [SPANISH] with a noun

• Combine [SPANISH] with a past participle

What does the verb [SPANISH] mean in English?

• To be able to

• To want

• Should

• To have to

How do you express obligation using the verb [SPANISH]?

• Combine [SPANISH] with a gerund

• Use [SPANISH] with a noun

• Conjugate [SPANISH] and add an infinitive

• Use [SPANISH] with an adjective

Which modal verb is used to express necessity or obligation?

• [SPANISH]

• [SPANISH]

• [SPANISH]

• [SPANISH]

What is the correct structure for using modal verbs in Spanish?

• Gerund + modal verb

• Modal verb + infinitive

• Infinitive + modal verb

• Modal verb + gerund