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Might, Should, Must

Modal verbs that set how likely, or how necessary, something is

Lesson 11
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Chef Polpetta

Might means perhaps. Should means good idea. Must means no choice. After all of them: have, never of.

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Tick the right one

aWe might have won.We might of won.how sure?
bYou should have seen it.You should of seen it.how sure?
cIt could rain later.It could of rain later.how sure?
dYou must of wash your hands.You must wash your hands.how sure?
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Find the 3 mistakes

You should of seen the café today. We might of sold every cannolo by noon. Polpetta says the mayor could of come in, but I think we must have dreamt it.
Look at the little word after each modal verb. One is already right.
Write the corrections here
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Might, Should, Must

Lesson 11 · Mild · side 2

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Now you write

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Word bankmightcouldshouldmustwillhave
a A perhaps sentence:
It might
b A good-idea sentence:
You should
c A no-choice sentence:
You must
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I must of left the oven on. That is how you write it, no?

Say why, then finish the sentence: it is wrong because…
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