LEARN ENGLISH MODALS with Sherlock Holmes

Learn English grammar and have fun at the same time! Sherlock Holmes is a detective and he gives us a perfect way to learn and remember modals and their usages. In this class, Sherlock will teach you how to use “must have”, “might have”, “could have”, “may have”, “couldn’t have”, and “can’t have”. Modals are used a lot in English, especially when we are trying to understand what happened in a past situation. Watch this class and learn with lots of examples. After watching, take the quiz to make sure you’ve understood everything.

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