When and how to use modal verb:can,could,should
I'm not a native a speaker and i don't really know how and when to use the modal verb correctly .
Espicilly would, could and can . May someone explain it for me and give me some example?
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Ok.
Can and could: "Can" is the normal form of the verb, "could" is conditional
For example " I can open the window" = I am able to open the window (and I will open the window)
"Could" requires a condition "I could open the window, if I stand on this chair" = something else needs to happen for me to be able to open the window.
Same for "would" and "will"
"We will go to the Park" = We are definitely going to the park
'We would go to the park if it does not rain" -= We will go to the park, but we won't if it rains.
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They are used for possibility, permission, obligation, advice and certainty.
"Would you like another chocolate"
"Could I come to work a little later?"
" You can offend someone if you ignore cultural etiquette."
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