May(1) Only the permisioWhen used in this sense. "may" informal (formal) than "can". The form thứuc "/t" thuwongf mustn be used in negative thứuc picture to denote the prohibit instead as "may not/mayn't": You may borrow my car if you want (You can/(allowed) to borrow my car if I want to); You mustn't/may not/are not allowed to borrow my car. (You are not allowed to borrow my car).(2) Only possibility can occur on factual posibility: The road may be blocked (= It is possible that the road is blocked; less probably: It is possible to block the road) (could it be sure way).Of might(1) Only the permision. The word "might" is used in this sense at least (rate): Might I smoke in here? (I can, (be allowed to) smoking?)(2) the possibility can occur according to the theoretical or factual possibility: We might go to the concert (we can go watch the concert). What you say might be true (what you say may be true).It should be noted that "may" and "might" is the noun status are among those from the verb state that definitions be changed, when you switch from the form to the affirmative sentences negative or transport facilities. Creating questions "Yes-No question" contains the verb as a quantum state created questions must follow some rules and have the shifting of meaning. The status means "allow" ("may" especially in English used in Britain is "can") and meaning "obligation thía status" ("must" especially in English used in Britain is "have to") contain the speaker's authority in the narration and hear people's supremacy in question. For example: a. May/can I leave now? (Will you permit me...) (Can I go now?); b. Yes, you must, you have to. I am telling you .... (well, you phảỉ. I'm telling you so. ..).Support from the State "shall" when used to mean only volition, especially in English sentences used in the uk (BrE), denoting the speaker's volition in the speaker's volition and narrative in verse and narrative of the listener in question: You shall suffer for this! (I intend to make you suffer...!) (I will make you suffer nursery rhymes this!; Shall I switch off the televition? (Do you want me to...?) (You want me to turn off the camera?)The use of "shall" in question trựuc next bitch almost exclusively limited to the scope of the subject in the throne. When "shall" is used with the subject as "we", the reference can be inclusive and exclusive senses: Shall we carry your their suitcases? (Would you like us to...) (You want us to portable suitcase for me?); Shall we have dinner? (would you like us [including you] to ...?) (We eat dinner?)."May" to mean only likely possibility, does not appear in the question. Instead of highs status "action aid can" haợc "could" especially in American English (AmE): a. Can/could they have missed the bus? (Might have missed the car household?); b. Yes, they may/might have (well, maybe.In British English (BrE), "need" as auxiliary verbs, used in negative sentences or questions. In the affirmative, respectively, from the status of "must" replace "need": a. the Need it happen? (Does it need/have to happen) (It has needed to happen?); b. Yes, it must/has to (well, necessarily).In the question of the role of a above, if instead of "need" with "must", then the question bring positive orientation: "Isit a fact that it must happen?". Please compare the following two sentences will clearly see characteristics of affirmation from "must", which means, that comes with it is assertive form "always" when in comes vứoi "need" is a form of non-asertive form "ever": Need it ever happen? (That ever happened?); Must it always happen? (That there are necessarily always happen?).Shall(1) Only the willingness of people said when the subject in the second and the third star. This dùg restrictive way: He shall get his money (he will be getting his money); You shall do exactly as you wish (I will be doing the right things you desire).(2) the speaker's intention Only and only used in the first movie star: I shan't be long (I'm not going to let him wait long enough); We shall let you know our decíion (we'll let you know our decision); We shall overcome (we shall overcome).(3a) the function "/persistence/resolute insistence" (insistence) with the rare used scope: You shall do as I say (You should do as I said); He shall be punished (he will have to be punished).(3b) used in legal and quasi-legal injunctions: The vendor shall maintain the equipment in good repair. (The party selling the property to keep the equipment in good repair condition).In the three meanings have just presented on the only intention here is widely used in contemporary English. Compared with the support from: "should", "will" and "would", the word "shall" have not used high frequency and scope of use restrictions. "Shall" is often used with the subject in the throne. "Will" is often used instead of "shall" in other cases:
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