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modal auxiliary verbs are: can, could, may, might, shall, should, must, have to, have got to, need to, needn't and ought to. they are used before others verbs to add meaning to the main verb.
they can be used to express the number of different ideas, such us:
-possibility/probability
-obligation
-permission/prohibition
-ability
-advice
modal auxiliary verbs can also be used to express different degree of formality. modal verbs don't change in form according to person.
there are 2 voices used in English:
1. the active
2. the passive( form: auxiliary verb 'be'+past participle
There are two types of phrasal verbs with an object: separable or inseparable. If the phrasal verb is separable this means that when you use the noun it can go between the verb and particle (adverb or preposition) or after the particle .the phrasal verb which has an object but is inseparable. This means that the object always goes after the verb and particle even when it’s a pronoun.
