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this course consists introduction of modals and how to use different modals is explained in simple and easy way, also practice sheet will be attached

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Overview (in Hindi)

Introduction and use of can in easy and simple language

Modals - Introduction and use of Can (in Hindi)

Explanation of use of modals- may, might, must in simple and easy language

Use of May, Might, Must (in Hindi)

Complete information on how to use Would modal in simple language

Use of Would (in Hindi)

Explanation of use of modals - shall, should and could in simple language

Use of Shall, Should and Could (in Hindi)

Use of have to in detail in simple language

Use of 'have to' (in Hindi)

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& Ought to in simple and easy language

Use of Will & Ought to (in Hindi)

Detailed explanation of use of 'used to', 'need' & 'need not' in simple and easy language

Use of 'used to', 'need' & 'need not'(in Hindi)

Use of 'Dare' (in Hindi)

Explained use of modals with the help of practice set 'fill up'

Practice Set - Fill-up (in Hindi)

Explained use of modals with the help of practice set in simple and easy language

Practice set part 2 (in Hindi)

Explained use of modal may, may be, may have, may have been in simple and easy language with examples

Use Of May, May Be, May Have, May Have Been (in Hindi)

Explained use of modal should, should be, should have, should have been in simple and easy language with examples

Use Of Should, Should Be, Should Have, Should Have Been(in Hindi)

Use of must, must be, must have, must have been explained in simple and easy language with examples

Use Of Must, Must Be, Must Have, Must Have Been(in Hindi)

Use of could, could be, could have, could have been explained in simple and easy language with examples

Use Of Could, Could Be, Could Have, Could Have Been(in Hindi)

Use of can and can be explained in simple and easy language with examples

Use Of Can, Can Be (in Hindi)

Use of might, might be, might have and might have been explained in simple and easy language with examples in Hindi

Use Of Might, Might Be, Might Have, Might Have Been(in Hindi)

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Lessons

17 lessons • 1h 19m

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Overview (in Hindi)

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Modals - Introduction and use of Can (in Hindi)

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Use of May, Might, Must (in Hindi)

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Use of Would (in Hindi)

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Use of Shall, Should and Could (in Hindi)

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Use of 'have to' (in Hindi)

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Use of Will & Ought to (in Hindi)

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Use of 'used to', 'need' & 'need not'(in Hindi)

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Use of 'Dare' (in Hindi)

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Practice Set - Fill-up (in Hindi)

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