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Mr L's  Modal Perfect and Modal Passive Verbs PowerPoint helps students to understand the use of Modal Perfect and Modal Passive Verbs and apply them correctly in sentences for emphasis.

 

Modal perfect verbs express actions that could have, should have, or might have occurred in the past. Examples include “should have studied” or “might have seen.” Learning these structures can enhance your ability to talk about possibilities, regrets, and past events.

 

Modal passive verbs combine modal verbs (e.g., can, must, might) with the passive voice. For example, “The report must be written” or “It might have been completed.” Mastering modal passive constructions allows you to describe obligations, permissions, and possibilities in a formal or professional context.

 

Mr L's Modal Perfect and Modal Passive Verbs PowerPoint contains explanations, exercises and is suitable for age 11 and upwards.

Modal Perfect and Modal Passive Verbs

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