Advanced english practice /B. D. Graver
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TextPublication details: Hong Kong: Oxford University Press, 1963Edition: Ed. 3rdDescription: 320 pISBN: - 0194421430 (pbk)
- 428.2 G782
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Introduction
Ability or potential: can, could, be able to
4 ability or potential in past time: could, could have
5 be able to
Conditional could, would be able to
6 could, could have
7 would be able, would have been able
8 general characteristics: can, could
Possibility: can, could, may, might
9 present or future possibility: may, might, could
10 past possibility: may have, might have, could have
(situations)
Permission: can, could, may, might
11 can, could, may, might in reported speech
Other uses of may and might
12 concessive may
13 might in requests and suggestions
14 expectation or probability: should, ought to
15 inference and logical conclusion: must, can’t
(situations)
16 belief and conjecture: will, would
17 characteristic behaviour: will, would
18 inherent capacity: will, would (situations)
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