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You can use my car. They look very tired evidently they have been we modal verbs all the time. Can in this meaning is found in affirmative sentences, interrogative sentences in which a request is expressed, and in negative sentences where it expresses prohibition. The verbs can, may, must, should, ought to, shall, will, would, need, dare, to be to, to have to are called modal as they express modality alongside with moods and modal words and phrases. The form could may also be used in present-time context in combination with the simple infinitive to express unreality with reference to the present or future. As the form could may be used in two ways it is usually undertoosd as expressing unreality with reference to the present or future unless there are indications of past time in the sentence or in the context. Emphatic advice You must stop worrying about him. When the action was permitted and performed the expression was allowed to is preferable. He said he might find the we modal verbs. So he must be in his office now. You could see the houses from here if it were not so dark. So we say that these modal verbs have one form of the Subjunctive Mood.
The rules of the sequence of tenses are not observed here. Strong doubt, improbability, incredulity. Может быть, это и правда, но лучше сначала выяснить, что же действительно там произошло. He said he might find the book.
I fear she may be late. Could is also used in this way making the statement less categorical Thus the sentence She could paint landscapes will be understood as Она могла бы писать пейзажи. I couldnТt take your coat without paying you for it. This meaning is found only with the form could. You may go now you are allowed to go. She must be packing for the trip. Must, however, sounds more forceful, peremptory. The librarian told the man that he might take the book home.
We modal verbs
A useful rough-and-ready rule is that rime adverbs may come at either end of the sentence, but not in the middle. It will rain soon. She must be sightseeing now she is probably sightseeing. This meaning of to be to is rendered in Russian as сужд ено. The letter must have been left unanswered.
He said that I could use his car. Daily Worker, London In this meaning to be to is found is affirmative and negative sentences and followed by the simple infinitive.