Understanding Modal Auxiliary Verbs: Enhancing Clarity in Communication

This video tutorial explains modal auxiliary verbs, which are helping verbs used with main verbs to express different times, moods, or conditions. It covers the rules for using modal verbs, such as forming negatives and questions, and highlights specific verbs like may, might, can, could, will, and would. Each verb's unique usage, such as expressing uncertainty, ability, or future actions, is discussed with examples. The tutorial also includes review questions to reinforce learning.

In what contexts can 'may' and 'might' be used to express uncertainty?

What does the modal verb 'must' express?

What are the different uses of 'can' and 'could' in sentences?

How is the modal verb 'should' used to give advice?