So, it's a pretty useful modal verb!

所以，这非常有用的情态动词呢！

So you already know I'm sure about superlatives and modals of necessity.

你已经道「最高级」和「情态动词」的重要性。

That handy modal so often used for advice!

这简单的情态动词很常用于建议！

Can is a modal verb with many uses.

Can 有许多用法的情态动词。

I know, I know! When you use a state verb!

我道，我道！当你使用情态动词的时候！

I tried to teach something about modal verbs.

我试着教了他们些关于情态动词的内容。

You were right to question the use of two modal verbs together.

你对两情态动词的用法提出质疑对的。

And this is true for all modal verbs.

所有的情态动词都样的。

Oh, and the modal verbs lesson that talks about probability and possibility is right here.

还有讨论可能性的情态动词的那节课程，就在这边。

However, in some cases, semi-modal verbs have their own specific meaning.

然而，在某些情况下，半情态动词有自己的特定含义。

The verbs that follow modal verbs should only be in their base form.

情态动词后面的动词只能基本形式。

So, check out those lessons and become more familiar with modals.

请查看这些课程吧，以增加对情态动词用法的熟悉度。

Today's question is about a modal that is commonly confused with an expression.

今天的问题关于经常和某表达混淆的情态动词。

Ought to is another modal for giving advice.

Ought to 另种给人建议的情态动词。

Will is a modal verb and the negative is won't — will not — won't.

Will 情态动词，它的否定形式 won't——will not 的缩写——won't。

And the other way we use modal verbs is to express our attitude and opinions.

而我们使用情态动词的另种方式，就表达我们的态度和意见。

Less formal, but still polite, modal verbs are can and could.

不那么正式，但仍然很礼貌的情态动词有 can 和 could。

The modal verb in the reply is " might."

回答中的情态动词“might”。

One way is to use modal verbs like could or would, that makes it more polite.

种方法使用类似于 could 或者 would 的情态动词，这会表达更礼貌。

It's better to think about each modal verb individually.

最好单独考虑每情态动词的情况。