English Topic Modal Verbs Part-1| #trending #EnglishForBeginners#ShaQuestAndLearnTV#EnglishEducation

Welcome to Sha Quest & Learn TV, your ultimate channel for learning and mastering English the fun and easy way! 🌟 In this video, we’ll explore five of the most important modal verbs in English — CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, and MUST. Modal verbs are special helping verbs that express possibility, ability, permission, and necessity. If you’ve ever wondered how to use them correctly in everyday sentences, this lesson is perfect for you! 👉 Here’s what you’ll learn in this video: Meaning and Function of each modal verb Usage Explanation with real-life examples Simple tips to remember the difference between them Common mistakes to avoid when using modal verbs 💡 Lesson Breakdown: 🔹 CAN – Used to show ability, possibility, or permission. Example: I can swim very fast. 🔹 COULD – The past form of can, also used for polite requests or possibilities. Example: Could you please help me? 🔹 MAY – Used to express formal permission or possibility. Example: You may go now. 🔹 MIGHT – Used to show a weaker possibility or make polite suggestions. Example: It might rain later. 🔹 MUST – Shows necessity, strong obligation, or certainty. Example: You must wear your seatbelt. Through clear examples and explanations, this video will help learners of all levels — beginners, students, and even teachers — understand how to use modal verbs correctly and confidently. You’ll also learn how to identify which modal verb fits best in different real-life situations, such as asking for permission, giving advice, or showing obligation. 💬 Whether you’re preparing for an exam, teaching English, or simply improving your grammar, mastering these five modal verbs will help you sound more fluent, natural, and accurate in your daily conversations. Don’t forget to take notes as you watch — and try the examples aloud! Practicing is the best way to build confidence and fluency in English speaking. 🔔 Join the Sha Quest & Learn TV Community! If you love learning English through simple and fun lessons, make sure to LIKE 👍, COMMENT 💬, and SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more English grammar tips, quizzes, and learning challenges every week! Keep learning, keep growing — and remember: 📚 Learning English is easier when you enjoy the process!📝