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Want to + verb
Use want to + base verb to express a desire or intention.
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We want to improve.
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She wants to leave early.
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I want to learn English.
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22.
Need to + verb
Use need to + base verb to express necessity.
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We need to talk.
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You need to practice.
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I need to work.
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23.
Have to + verb
Use have to + base verb for obligation or necessity.
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We have to finish this.
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She has to work today.
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I have to go.
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24.
Don't have to
Use don't have to when something is not necessary.
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She doesn't have to pay.
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I don't have to work tomorrow.
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You don't have to come.
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25.
Needn't / don't need to
Use don't need to for something that is unnecessary.
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He doesn't need to explain.
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We don't need to hurry.
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You don't need to worry.
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26.
Should + base verb
Use should to give advice or say what is a good idea.
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We should leave now.
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You should call him.
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You should practice daily.
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Shouldn't + base verb
Use shouldn't to advise against an action.
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We shouldn't be late.
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You shouldn't skip practice.
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You shouldn't worry so much.
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Must + base verb
Use must for strong obligation or a strong conclusion.
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She must be tired.
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I must finish this today.
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You must wear a helmet.
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29.
May / might for possibility
Use may or might + base verb when something is possible.
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I might call you tonight.
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She may come later.
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It might rain.
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Could for possibility
Use could + base verb to describe a possible situation.
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He could help us.
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We could be late.
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It could be true.
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