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Modals in the past

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Modal verbs in the past

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Natalie Karpenko

Ukraine

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Modals in the past


Modals in the pastVersion en ligne Modal verbs in the past par Natalie Karpenko 1 "Everyone" can be used instead of "everybody" with no change in meaning. Yes No 2 "Someone" is usually used in positive sentences when we don’t know who the person is. Yes No 3 The sentence "I didn’t see nobody" is correct. Yes No 4 "Anywhere" is commonly used in questions and negative sentences. Yes No 5 "Everywhere" means “in all places,” not “in one place.” Yes No 6 "Nobody" always needs an auxiliary verb do+not to make the sentence negative. Yes No 7 "Everyone" is grammatically plural, so it takes a plural verb. (Everyone know about it) Yes No 8 "Anyone" is only used in questions and cannot be used in positive sentences. Yes No 9 "Someone", "something", "somewhere" are never used in questions. Yes No