May
(1) Only the permisio
When used in this sense. "may" ritualistic (formal) than "can". PROVIDED form "mustn / t" used in the formation thuwongf negative ending types to indicate the prohibition instead of the form "may not / mayn't": You may borrow my car if you want (I can / (allowed) my car loan if you want); Phải not / unfortunately not / are not allowed to borrow my car. (He is not allowed to borrow my car).
(2) The possibility can occur on factual posibility: The road Sewing be blocked (= It is possible The road is blocked là; less rất: It is im possible to block the road) (it is possible that the road blocked the road and then).
might
(1) Only the permision. The word "might" in this sense is rarely used (rate): Might I smoke in here? (I can / (allowed) smoking right?)
(2) The possibility can occur in theoretical or factual Possibility: We Might go to the concert (We can go to concerts). Might Be true what you say (What you say may be true).
It should be noted that "may" and "might" are verbs status among the support from the verb which means their status is changed , when the switch from affirmations to transport guests or negative sentences. Creating questions "Yes - No question" contains auxiliary verb operand status as create questions must follow some rules and a shift in meaning. Status means "allowed" ( "may" especially in the use of English in England is "can") and state thía meaning "obligation" ( "must" especially in the use of English in England is "have to") the speaker's authority contained in the narrative and influence the audience's questions. For example: a. May / Can I leave now? (Will you permit me ...) (I can go now?); b. Yes, cần / you have to. I am telling you .... (yes, I have to go. I'm telling you so ...).
Assistance from the state of "Shall" means when used with only volition, especially in sentence He used in the UK (BRE), indicating the speaker's volition in reported speech and the volition of the speaker in the narrative and the will of the people heard in the question: You Shall Suffer for this! (I intend to make you Suffer ...!) (I will force him to endure about it !; Shall I switch off the televition? (Do you want me to ...?) (You want me to turn off the receiver Figure you?)
the use of "shall" in question truuc followed almost exclusively limited to the scope of the subject in the first person. When "shall" is used with the subject is "we", the reference of it may inclusive and exclusive senses: Shall we carry của suitcases? (Would you like us to ...) (I want us suitcase for me?); Shall we have dinner? (would you like us [gồm you] to ...?) (We have dinner right?).
"May" to mean only possibility possibility, does not appear in the question. Instead achievements servo state "can" or report them "could," especially in English used in the United States (AME): a.Can / They have missed the bus could? (Maybe households have missed the bus?); b.Yes, chúng may / might, have (Well, maybe.
in the English language UK (BRE), "need" as an auxiliary verb, which is used in negative sentences or questions. in the corresponding affirmations, support from the state "must" replace "need": a.Need it happen? (Does it need / have to happen) (That has needed to happen?); b.Yes, it phải / has to (Yes, necessarily).
In the question of the role of a above, if rather "need" with "must", they bring positive orientation question: "isit a fact as little phải HAPPEN? ". Compare the following two characteristics will be evident from the assertion of "must", that is, comes with it is assertive form "always" while accompanying the garden "need" is a form of non - asertive form " ever ": Ever Need it happen? (It has happened yet?); Must it always happen? (Does that necessarily always happen?).
Shall
(1) Only when the speaker's Willingness subject of the sentence in the second person and third person. Dug very limited way: He shall only get his money (he will get his money); You shall only due Exactly as you wish (I'll be doing exactly what he wants).
(2) Only the speaker's intention and only in the first person: I Shall not Be Long (I will not let you wait oil); We shall let you know our deciion (We'll let you know our decision); We shall Overcome (We shall overcome).
(3a) Bring connotations "persistent / determined / opinionated" (insistence) with scope to use rare: You shall only because as I say (I will do as I say ); He shall only be punished (He will be punished).
(3b) Used in legal and quasi-legal injunctions: The vendor shall only Maintain the equipment in good repair. (The sale of property and equipment must be kept in good repair status).
In the last three presented above that the intention is only meant to be used extensively in the local contemporary English. Compared with support from: "should", "will" and "would" then the word "Shall" with high frequency use and range of uses limited. "Shall" is often used with the subject in the first person. "Will" is often used instead of "Shall" in other cases:
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