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Hey Fedner, podrias hacer un video con mas ejemplo? es ke uno se confunde con eso verbo que sigue al modal verb aunque tu explicas muy bien. gracias!

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Modal Auxiliary Verbs (also called modal helping verb) are a group of verbs that give additional information about the function of the main verb. We have six of them and they exist in the present and preterit tenses: -Can (to indicate possibility and capacity or ability, also to ask for and give permission) -Shall (to show determination, to make suggestion and prediction of the future) -Will (it acts as an auxiliary to form future tenses of the main verb. -May (to ask for, give and refuse permission.Also to refer to weak possibility) -Must (express a present obligation) -Ought (to indicate obligation, duty, or moral requirement)

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Long vowel: When you have one consonant between two vowels, you usually pronounce the first vowel as a long vowel. Let’s take A as an example, you can hear the long A sound in a word like grape or cape. When we add an E to a word like cap, it becomes cape, and the sound of the A in the word "cape" is a long vowel. Short vowel: When you have one vowel next to a consonant, it’s usually a short vowel. But also if you put a vowel before a double consonant, two hard consonant sounds, or a consonant that sounds like two consonants (such as x), you’ll pronounce it as a short vowel. Let’s take the same "A" as an example, you can hear the short "A" sound in a word like "cap" or "apple". Schwa sound: If you know how to pronounce the "U" in but or up, or when you say Uh! Uh! you know how to make the schwa sound, which is also just the short u sound.

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