Modal verbs
Kaj ti pa ne gre? Najprej moraš sama pri sebi ugotoviti kaj je tisto kar ti dela težave. Za vsak modalni glagol moraš vedeti kdaj ga uporabiš, to moraš imeti 100{04cafd300e351bb1d9a83f892db1e3554c9d84ea116c03e72cda9c700c854465} razdelano v glavi. Potem je pa čist simpl in drill – online imaš imaš veliko testov, kot recimo ta:
Tu imaš rešen zgornji test. Pojdi od stavka do stavka in premisli, kakšen je pomen vstavljenih besed. In premisli, zakaj drugi glagoli v stavek ne pašejo. Če pomena ne veš, ne moreš vedeti, v katero situacijo paše nek glagol.
Spreganje teh glagolov v različnih časih je pa samo vaja, enostavno se ga moraš naučiti na pamet.
Jonathan CAN ski really well and he often wins his races. znam, zmorem
I MIGHT go to the party but I’m still not sure. mogoče, ni pa sigurno
I think you SHOULD go out more and meet new people. bi moral, dobro bi bilo, če
You DON’T HAVE TO come with us if you don’t want to. ni ti treba, ni mus
This is a secret between you and me, so we MUSTN’T tell anyone. ne smeva
It’s dangerous to go into deep water if you CANNOT swim. če ne znaš
I feel miserable so I HAVE TO stay at home tonight. sovrašim (uporablejno kot fraza za ne maram)
I MIGHT go out later with my parents but I don’t really know. mogoče, ni pa sigurno
All passengers MUST remain in their seats and MUSTN’T use their mobile phones. morajo – ne smejo
COULD you please phone me in the evening? ali bi lahko (vljudnostno)
To get a driving licence you HAVE TO be over 18. moraš biti, obveza
You MUST wear a uniform when you’re in the army. moraš biti, obveza
You NEEDN’T come with me. I can handle it alone. ni ti treba
She CAN’T come with us because she’s broken her leg. ne zmore
