English Grammar: Modal Verbs of Certainty – MIGHT, MAY, MUST, CAN

Thank you for this good and short lesson Jade. It could be effective for me after listening to it another time.

beernaard

88! Here is a cool quiz! Thx!

Marsius

Thanks for this episode!

Marsius

Thanks for this short and good lesson!

grappa

thanks

Harjeet Yadav

I really love this website!

josethe01

I woke up feeling tired. I might be dehydrated.

Astri

Then you should drink much water.

janaka aththanapola

Why is “could” false for no. 7? I thought “could” and “must” are both true…

Astri

Because they drank a lot last night, they must have been hangover. Cuz they drank a lot. you can’t drink too much and not get a hangover xD

Blizzard

The question is which one express certainty, and “could” expresses possibility, so it is wrong.

Mohammad

The 7 task is:
“Fill in the blank to express certainty”

Certainty:
-must,
Possibility:
-could,
-can,
-might,
-may,

Besides there is word “today” at the end.
Caould is past simple of “can”

marcin95

Hi Dear Jade;

I have been away for ages since like three years ago, and I am so pleased to get back here again.
I have just encountered with an unexpected grammatical point in an essay received 7.5 in IELTS Academic, which I have not seen it anywhere yet.
The sentence is: “Regarding motivation, for instance, the museum cards, which are a moderately new trend, offering an entrance to national museums in a country and is valid for one year at a time.”
The strange part that comes to me distinguish is ” and is valid” which I guess that placed instead of ” which is”. I would gently appreciate in advance if you provide me with an assist on this.

Regards;

kami88

I got 88 and mistake at number one. I thought almost sure mean sure so i choose certainly unfortunaly that must be probably. Thank Jane

nguyen van long

Thank you !!!

rahoucharles@yahoo.com

Nice.I got 6 correct out of 8

Wafaa Ali Mohammed

Thanks

Lupita 12345@

thanks got 88

mokhtaro

Nice lesson! I could have known more answers

auredson

I think it’s a bad score when i get 63.

hadyrooney

Same here

Dhruv123

Thanks a lot Jade!

knopfler86

Thanka

shanu varghese

What a nice shorty lesson.

Abdorizak

thanks Ms. Jade for this useful lesson.

please, i have a question i’m a little bit confused about something which is that i know that might is the past tense of may but although we used this word to talk about the present and the same for the past we used may to talk about the past could you please, explain this point?

thanks

Aml Mounier

Great. Thanks Jade!

goncet

My first trial, I didn’t get a perfect score, so I watched the video again. I can’t have forgotten this topic.

Jevan

Hi Jade,
tks a lot for the lesson.
In questions 4 and 8 shouldn’t be “gotten” instead of “got”?
Best Regards!

Renan

Hi Renan, British gramar, pp of get: got, same as sp got. Best regards.

hectorpresa

you’re right Hector.
Didn’t know that.
Tks a lot!

Renan

I understand English grammar less.

Md. Rajib

great Jade you are great

Francisco Castillo

Thank you for this episode.

Putz

Thanks Jade :)

kamberkaya

Good Morning Jade.
Thanks a lot for your class.
Have a wonderful day.

ed1207

Thanks Jade, i learned something more

Diakaridia DAO

Thank you Jade, I learn a lot.

Davidku3937

Om shanti..good lesson marvelous quiz..thanks

bksiva

You said model verb have past perfect

Medhatmoh

I like this site. I get to practice what I watched. Please let me know if my grammar is correct. Thank you for your help. A happy New year to you Jade and to the rest.

Charles Taze

Thanks Jade, it’s very generous of you

Vett

I am very grateful for this lesson it improves my understanding of modal verbs i use to confuse these verbs i hope this course corrected some of my mistakes. i appreciate your hard work for us God bless you if you believe in him.

niyonkurugode5

You were direct and precise.

quirinoup

thank you. it was very useful.

Aleksan

Hello :) thank you for having done this lesson
I have a doubt concerning one sentence about “she would come”
“Someone is at the door. It _________ be Kate. She said she would come by sometime this week.”
Shouldn’t be..she would have come? (if not why)

TIA90

Jade is the best teacher!

Fagolo

Hey Fagolo, are you really from Finland? Woow I have always been there, do you think it is kind of easy to reside there permanetly? Mexico is great but certainly, love that contry. Can you speak a bit about it?

Evan Hersson

Good morning Jade.
Thanks so much for the great lesson.

ed1207

Jade, I like your accent, sometimes it seems difficult to understand but it’s nice. So I would like to request you whether it is good to say or not. Umm, I learned how to use must, may, might and can to show deduction in English but could you provide us other ways of using above modal verbs in different situation of our daily life. Good day!

Shreepepe

Thanks, It’s a great lesson

aminebenreddad

thanks for your wondefull English grammar, it was really useful for me, I appreciate. thanks

AR Hakimi

This was informative and very helpful. Thank you for the time and consideration you put into the practice.

Dugs

That’s really informative lesson . I recommend that.

sahriarshakil21

8/8 Thank you, teacher. I like your lessons.

viacheslavkr

Thank you

Rakitha

British: got, American : gotten

MarkDan

Amazing explanation. Thanks!

MISC

I got seven out of eight

Prince Hinkson

Thank you for share your knowledge with us!! Now modal verbs are more clear to me.

natyele

I matched all answers! I am badass girl!!

Carlacou

Thank you, Jade! “Deduction” reminded me the beautiful stories about Scherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Dennis7

Thank you for this lesson on modal verbs in certainty and in possibility sentences. I am grateful for getting full marks on Tests. However, I can’t make sentences perfectly in writing. Please help me up with which video should I watch?

BeAlive

thanks. 7/8

Amira Abdulaziz

Might it be possible to clarify the difference between: everything but…, anything but…, all but…?

Is there a sort of academy that teaches broken English? people in the real life don’t speak like you guys in these videos. Just in formal TV or documentaries here in Britain.