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Day 58 • Modals & Prepositions Grand Review

MODALS + PREPOSITIONS REVISION (सहायक क्रियाएँ एवं संबंध सूचक) 🗝️

Master the two most practical everyday communication pillars! Perfect your usage of Modals (can, could, should, must, have to, used to) and Preposition collocations (in/on/at, good at, interested in, listen to).

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CAN vs COULD

• CAN: "I can swim." (Present ability)

• COULD: "Could you help me?" (Polite / Past ability)

MAY vs MIGHT

• MAY: "May I come in?" (Permission / 50%)

• MIGHT: "It might rain." (Weak 20-30%)

SHOULD vs MUST

• SHOULD: "You should study." (Advice)

• MUST: "You must wear helmet." (Strict rule)

WOULD vs USED TO

• WOULD: "Would you help me?" (Polite/Offer)

• USED TO: "I used to play cricket." (Past habit/state)

CRUCIAL DISTINCTION: MUSTN'T vs. DON'T HAVE TO

MUSTN'T = PROHIBITION (करना मना है):

• "You mustn't park here." (Illegal / forbidden)

DON'T HAVE TO = NO OBLIGATION (जरूरत नहीं है):

• "You don't have to come tomorrow." (Optional)

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