I dedicate this book to the wonderful modal verbs.

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Once upon a time, a long time ago, there was a flower called should, she was a flower that gave recommendations and affirmed all the time if something seemed to her or not

Could you give me an example of how you are all the time?

people should not pluck flowers

after should, may came to the flower conversation and said she wanted to explain why they called her that

why do they tell you like that?

They call me that because they use me in affirmative or negative sentences, always followed by a verb in the infinitive to express probability in the future, and at the beginning of questions to ask permission with some politeness.

tomorrow may not be happy

may and should called might to explain his name

They say that to me because they use me to suggest a possible situation or explanation, although we do not claim that it is 100% true, or when we are not sure what is going to happen

could arrived angry because they hadn't talked about him yet, so he began to explain himself that they used it to talk about situations that were possible in the past but didn't happen, or about abilities that they had in the past but didn't know used.

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