The modal would: learn how to use and pronounce it

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The modal would : learn how to use and pronounce it
Modal verbs are one of the most important elements of the English language. They are auxiliary verbs that have the peculiarity of not being similar to anything that exists in Spanish, so we cannot translate them literally. But they are not difficult to learn, luckily, so do not panic! We will briefly tell you what they are and explain how to use one of the most difficult, the modal verb " would " in English.




What is a modal verb?
Modal verbs are verbs that always function as auxiliaries , that is, they bolivia phone number list be used alone and only appear in combination with other verbs. Although they can be a bit complicated, the list is short:

Dog
Could
Will
Would
Shall
Should
Must
May
Might


Each of these verbs can convey different meanings depending on what we combine it with. The most effective way to learn how to use them is to look at them individually, see them in context, and use them in practical examples. Let's start with " would ."



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The modal « would »
This verb, which rhymes with “could,” is pronounced exactly the same as “ wood ,” phonetically it is /wʊd/

Like all other modals, " would " works in auxiliary position. It can only be combined with a verb in its base form, and never with another modal:

I would like some wine, please : correct usage .
I would like some wine : incorrect usage . The modal is combined with a verb in the past tense, not in its base form.
I would can do this : incorrect usage . The modal is combined with another modal verb.