Can/should/must/may
Which modal verb is correct in the following context?
- Tomorrow, the school authority has decided to arrange annual sports next week. Those who are interested in this can/should/must/may contact Peter Hedley.
Would it be still grammatical without any of the above modals?
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- Tomorrow, The school authority has decided to arrange our annual sports day next week. Those who are interested in this , contact Peter Hedley. Would it be still grammatical without any of the above modals?
- - Tomorrow, The school authority has decided to arrange our annual sports day next week.
- Those who are interested in this , contact Peter Hedley.
- Would it be still grammatical without any of the above modals?
- Yes.
- Without them, it becomes a type of imperative.
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- Tomorrow, The school authority has decided to arrange our annual sports day next week. Those who are interested in this, contact Peter Hedley.
Would it be still grammatical without any of the above modals? Yes. Without them, it becomes a type of imperative.
The Present Perfect (has decided) can't be used for something that will be done tomorrow
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