English Modal Verbs - May, Might, Could, Can - Talking About Possibilities

This video tutorial explains how to use English modal verbs may, might, can, and could to express possibilities in the present, future, and past. It covers specific and general possibilities, including how to form negatives and the differences in usage. The tutorial also provides examples and practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What are the modal verbs discussed in this lesson?

How can you express possibilities in the present using modal verbs?

What is the difference between 'may be' and 'maybe'?

What is the role of context in understanding the use of modal verbs?

How do you form negative sentences with modal verbs?

What is the significance of using 'can' in expressing general possibilities?

How do you differentiate between specific and general possibilities?

Can you provide examples of sentences using 'might', 'may', and 'could'?

Explain how to use modal verbs to talk about possibilities in the past.

What are the two kinds of possibilities in the past mentioned in the lesson?