MODAL VERBS

They are auxiliary verbs, that generally, can't be used as a main verb (they need another verb) and indicate a condition, for example:

ability, possibility, need, suggestion, offers, etc.

WOULD /WOULDN'T

• It is used to offer something (questions) or indicate a preference (answers).

• it doesn't mean anything by itself (needs a main verb).

• You can also use it to request something.

SHALL

• We use shall to give suggestions or offers. (I and WE)

• it doesn't mean anything by itself (needs a main verb).

• It is also used to express future WITH pronouns "I and WE")

EXAMPLES:

"Offers"

Would you like to read this book?

shall I help you use the app?

Wouldn't you go with us?

Shan't we study with Mark?

"Suggestions"

Shall I bring the pendrive?

Shall we speak more English?

Shall we participate more in class?

Offers, suggestions and preferences:

a: Would you like me to check your PC?

b: I wouldn't. I would rather buy a new one.

a: Shall I recommend a store?

b: I would be very grateful.

a: I would first go to Contacto PC or the second option would be e-universal.

a: I wouldn't go to e-universal, it is so far. Thank you so much!

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