الافعال الشكليه الانجليزية المساعدة الجزء الثاني

الافعال الشكليه المساعدة الجزء الثاني Modal Verbs part 2

• They’ll soon be back.
• She will buy a new car next year.

• Will you help me?
• Are you willing to help me?
• Yes, I will.
• Will you please open the door?
• Will you make a statement, Mr. President?
• I’d like to travel more.

• I won’t go there.

• I‘d be grateful if you would take a look at my paper.

• He will sit fishing for hours.
• My friends would always knock twice.

• There goes the phone, that’ll be my mother.
• He would be at least forty when he married.

• I will (I’ll) be back at five.
• Shall (will) I ever see you again?

• What shall I do ?
• Let’s put the table here, shall we?

• One should always try to do one’s best.
• You should (ought to) have done as you were told.
• This should have been done long ago.
• You should buy a new computer, I think.

• John ought to (should) be a bit more careful.
• You ought to (should) have told me about this.
• One ought to obey one’s parents.
• Coffee ought to be drunk without sugar.
• We ought to have taken a taxi.
• Oughtn’t we to start now? Yes, we ought /to/ (يمكن حذفها)

• You must always do as you are told.
• The children must (will have to) be back by five o’clock.

• Yesterday the children had to be in by four.
• Yesterday the children were obliged to be in by four.

• You mustn’t leave now.

• You don’t have to leave now, do you?

بعض الافعال تكون افعال رئيسية ومساعدة في نفس الوقت

• How dare he come here again?
• Dare he do it again?
• Who had dared disturb him?
• He dare not tell her about the accident.
• I met him yesterday but I dared not ask him.
• Dare you jump from the roof?

• Does he dare to do it again?
• Who had dared to disturb him?
• He does not dare to tell her about the accident.
• I met him yesterday but I dared not to ask him.
• Do you dare to jump down from the roof?

• Need you go yet? No, I needn’t.
• You needn’t go yet, need you?
• I need hardly tell you, need I?
• He needn’t have hurried.
• I asked him if I need repeat it.

• Does he need any help?
• The old man needs rest.
• The work needed time and patience.
• You need a new hat.
• Tom does not need our help any longer.