We also have modal auxiliary verbs, commonly called modals or modal verbs.

我们也有情态助动词，通常称为情态动词。

In English, we do not put two modals together.

英语中，我们不会把两个情态动词放一起连。

Why don't we cover the modal " WOULD" to make requests?

我们为什么不谈谈情态动词 WOULD 示请求的法呢？

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」的重性。

So we can replace 'would have' with other modals like 'might' and 'could'.

所以我们就可以其他的模态词，比如说“might”和“could”来代替“would have”。

However, modals do not always connect to exact ideas about present and past time.

然而，情态动词并不总是与有关现在和过去的确切概念联系在一起。

The words " won't" , short for " will not" , and " should" are modals.

单词" won't" （will not的缩写）和" should" 都是情态动词。

When making suggestions, modal verbs can be very useful.

建议时情态动词非常有。

This structure involves an if-clause and a second clause that involves the modal " should."

这个结构包括一个 if 从句，以及第二个包含情态动词 should 的从句。

We generally do not stress function words - words like pronouns, modals, determiners and so on.

我们通常不会重读功能词 —— 像代词、情态动词、限定词等等这样的词。

So, we have modals, we have conditionals, we have formal verbs, and we have casual expressions.

有情态动词、条件动词、形式动词，还有非正式达。

I tried to teach something about modal verbs.

我试着教了他们一些关于情态动词的内容。

The modal verb in the reply is " might."

回答中的情态动词是“might”。

Look for modal verbs like 'could', 'might' or 'must'.

寻找像“可能”、“也许”或者“一定”这种情态动词。

For this usage, the word " may" is a modal verb.

在这种法中，单词" may" 是情态动词。

You may remember that the verb " should" is a modal verb.

你可能还记得动词" should" 是情态动词。

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。

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

你对两个情态动词的法提出质疑是对的。

This question involves the modal “would” along with the main verb “take.”

这个问题包括了情态动词“would”和动词“take”。

But again, " maybe" is an adverb, not a modal.

但是，" maybe" 是一个副词，不是情态词。