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  • "Had to" is the past of "have to"
    True
  • You use "should" to give advice
    True
  • Modal verbs do not change.
    True
  • Must and have to are synonyms
    True
  • "Mustn't" is used for a lack of obligation.
    False
  • Can is used for ability
    True
  • We put subject + main verb + modal + complements
    False
  • Could is used for obligation
    False
  • "Should" is used for a possibility.
    False
  • "Have to" does not change for he/she/it
    False
  • Can is the past of could.
    False
  • We put subject + modal verb + main verb + complements
    True
  • "Have to" is used for necessity
    True
  • Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs.
    True
  • "Mustn't" is used for a prohibition
    True
  • Can is used for requests
    True
  • Modals use an auxiliary to form questions and negatives
    False
  • Can is used for permission
    True
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