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

你已经知道「最高级」和「情态动词」的重要性。

Can is a modal verb with many uses.

Can 是个有许多用法的情态动词。

That handy modal so often used for advice!

这个简单的情态动词很常用于建议！

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

我知道，我知道！当你使用情态动词的！

I tried to teach something about modal verbs.

我试着教了他们于情态动词的内容。

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

你对两个情态动词的用法提出质疑是对的。

Last week, my lesson was about using modal verbs to express possibility and probability.

上周我们在程中学习了用来表达可能性的情态动词。

They don't follow all the grammar rules of regular modal verbs.

它们不遵循常规情态动词的所有语法规则。

I'm going to tell you the rules, how to use them, when to use them.

我要介绍情态动词的规则，怎么使用、何使用它们。

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

情态动词后面的动词只能是基本形式。

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

请查看这程吧，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.

今天的问题是于个经常和某个表达混淆的情态动词。

Ought to is another modal for giving advice.

Ought to 是另种给人建议的情态动词。

Is 'will' the only modal verb we can use in a first conditional?

will 是唯个可以用于第条件句的情态动词吗？

The modal verb in the reply is " might."

回答中的情态动词是“might”。

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。

Don't forget that in English, all verbs that follow modal verbs are in the infinitive form.

不要忘记在英语中，所有情态动词后面的动词都是不定式。

So, we'll continue talking about modal verbs today, but this time modal verbs that express ability.

我们今天会继续讨论情态动词，但是这次的情态动词是用来表示能力的。

Often, modals and semi-modals can be used with the same meaning.

通常，情态动词和半情态动词具有相同的含义。

Let me know if you'd like a video about modal verbs.

如果你想要于情态动词的视频，请告诉我。