Mustn't/shouldn't/mightn't(may not)
Hi, please, help, what is difference between the verbs? I know what mustn't have the strongest meaning. But as I realized mightn't(may not) can use in prohibiting implication too. I mixed..
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These are modal verbs. org/wiki/English_modal_verbs#Usage_of_specific_verbs It is a challenge for us, with limited time, to write long texts when there are good sites on the internet that do a much better job of it. We can help with specific cases.
- These are modal verbs.
- org/wiki/English_modal_verbs#Usage_of_specific_verbs It is a challenge for us, with limited time, to write long texts when there are good sites on the internet that do a much better job of it.
- We can help with specific cases.
- For example, if you had asked the difference between the following sentences, we would take a stab at it..
- He mustn't go shopping without a face mask.
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These are modal verbs. Besides a good dictionary, you can read more detailed comparisons here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_modal_verbs#Usage_of_specific_verbs
It is a challenge for us, with limited time, to write long texts when there are good sites on
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