might和could的区别用法_could might would should区别用法

should作为情态动词,通常用来表示现在或将来的责任或义务,译作“应该”、“应当”,这时它可以和oughtto,besupposedto互换使用。一.should的释义(常用于纠正别人)应该,应当;(提出或征询建议)该,可以;(表示预期)应该会,可能;二.should的用法1、表示“应该,应当”Heshouldworkharder.他应该更加努力。Youshould...

might用作助动词可与实义动词搭配,以用来表示可能性很小、许可、愿望、祝愿、请求;用作名词,有势力,强权,力气等含义。1.might用作助动词可与实义动词搭配,以用来表示可能性很小、许可、愿望、祝愿、请求;还可用于表示希望或目的的从句中。might也是may的过去式,用于问句中代替may,以表示礼貌。Youmightdomeafavor?你或许能帮我—个忙吧?Ifsomeoneh...

could用作动词表示能,能够,可以,本来可以等含义。could为助动词can的过去式,其后可接不带to的动词不定式。1.could为助动词can的过去式,其后可接不带to的动词不定式。2.could有两种否定形式,即couldnot和couldnot,其缩写形式为couldn't。这两种否定形式英美均通用,当使用couldnot时,特别强调not。3.could用于疑问句中并不表示过...

may和might所表达的语气不同,may所表达的可能性比might要更大。二者都可表示推测,may通常用于肯定陈述句或否定陈述句,而might则用于肯定句,否定句或疑问句。1、might在语法形式上,是may的过去式。所以,如果要表达对现在或未来的猜测的话,一般要用may;而要表达对过去的猜测的话,则要用might。2、一般来说,may所表达的可能性比might要更大。如:Theymayvi...

would有多种用法,would用在陈述语气中,表示过去将来时,表示有意识的行动或意志,常用于间接引语中,译为“要;偏要,愿”;would用在陈述语气中,表示过去将来时,表示无意识的行动或单纯将来发生的事或动作,指实际情况,译为“将,会”。等等。用法1.would用在陈述语气中,表示过去将来时,表示有意识的行动或意志,常用于间接引语中,译为“要;偏要,愿”。例如:IsaidIwoulddo...

音不同:could的读音为英[k?d]、美[k?d],should的读音为英[d]、美[d]。意思不同:could的意思为“能够、打算”,should的意思为“应该、将会、可能”。用法不同:could只能作情态动词使用,should既可作情态动词,又可作助动词使用等。can和could的区别为意思不同、用法不同、侧重点不同,用法如下:一、意思不同1、can:(表示有能力做或能够发生)能,会,(表示...

can表示能力,表示现在的能力时用can,表示将来的能力通常不用can或could,而用beableto的将来时态。但是,若表示现在决定将来是否有能力做某事,则可用can。can的用法常用的情态动词can,这个词大量的出现在我们日常对话中这个词就是can,can这个词翻译过来有三个意思,第一个意思是“能力”看例句,canyouswim?swim是一种能力不是所有人都会,所以can这个地方可...

单词Could和Would是情态助动词,它们分别是动词can和will的过去时态。我们用“Could”这个词来表达能力或过去的可能性,而“Would”可以用来表示意愿或当我们想象一个情景时。情态动词could的用法:1、表示能力,意思是:能,会。例子:CouldyouspeakEnglishthen?那时你能讲英语吗?注意:could(能)和was/wereableto都表示过去一...

should和could用法:should:与动词原形连用,即可作为情态动词,又可作为助动词。例句:Shouldwecallthedoctor?我们叫医生来好吗?could:用于假设语气的条件句;用于虚拟语气的结论句,只能作为情态动词。例句:Ourdaughtercouldwalkwhenshewasninemonthsold.我们的女儿九个月大就会走路了。...

should和could用法:should:与动词原形连用,即可作为情态动词,又可作为助动词。例句:Shouldwecallthedoctor?我们叫医生来好吗?could:用于假设语气的条件句;用于虚拟语气的结论句,只能作为情态动词。例句:Ourdaughtercouldwalkwhenshewasninemonthsold.我们的女儿九个月大就会走路了。...

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