shuoud could would might
We Japanese learned auxiliary verbs like these below 25years ago.
present / past
shall / should
can / could
will / would
may / might
In reality native speakers use these auxiliary verbs without the sequence of tenses.
For example, when you ask someone, would you, could you, will you.
I don`t know at all may and might !
I don`t know how these words are used.
Please teach me.
And I want language partners who teach me foreign affairs . Any language is OK but I can speak English and Japanese only. In return I can send Japanese pics and show affrairs.
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