8. 9/ summary of modal verbs / page 245 part 3

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8. 9/ summary of modal verbs / page 245part 3

• Meaning / modal__________example
• Ability can-
  cant eat
• Future/ possibility may/ might
  might go
• Prediction /future plan will/ wont
  wont go
• Requests can/ cant
• could/ couldnt
  could you go?
• will/ wont
• would

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• Meaning / modal__________example
• permission may
  may I go/
• can/ cant
  
• Advice should/ shouldnt
  shouldnt go
• obligations have to
• must /
  mustn't mustnt stay

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8.10/ Infinitive after Adjectives / page 248

• Subject pronoun object pronoun possess
  adjectives
• I
  me my
• You
  your your
• He
  him his
• She her
  her
• It
  it its
• We us
  our
• You
  you your
• They
  them their

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8.10/ Infinitive after Adjectives / page 248

• Possessive pronouns Reflexive
  pronouns
• mine
  myself
• Yours
  yourself
• His
  himself
• Hers
  herself
• Ours
  ourselves
• Yours
  yourselves
• Theirs
  themselves

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8.11 / Indefinite Pronouns/ page 249
Examples Indefinite Pronouns Explanation
Someone is making noise. Are you looking for somebody? Some-one / somebody A pronoun with some usually appears in an affirmative statement or in a question . A pronoun with some prefers to a specific unidentified person or thing some
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Who left early? No one. Nobody liked to the production. Nothing is wrong. There isnt anything to watch on TV. Did anyone call? There isnt anybody at home. No one No body Nothing anything A pronoun with no- usually appears as the subject . A pronoun with no means not a or not any not any is more common as the object . A pronoun with any- means it doesnt matter which no - any
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Is everyone ready?\ Everybody likes this pen. We cant see everything. everyone everybody everything A pronoun with every means all the people or all the things. every