Modal Verbs Practice: Would, Should, Must

Master modal verbs "would," "should," and "must" with our interactive conversation practice. Enhance your English fluency through real-life examples.

"Would," "should," and "must" help convey possibilities, suggestions, and obligations in everyday conversations.

In this video, you’ll see a conversation where these modals are used naturally.

"Would" is used to express preferences and hypothetical situations. For example, “I would love to explore the nearby mountains” shows a strong preference or desire.

"Should" is used for suggestions or advice. For instance, “We should plan a weekend getaway soon” suggests a recommendation for action.

"Must" indicates strong necessity or obligation. In the phrase, “I must admit, I'm really looking forward to it,” it emphasizes a strong feeling or requirement.

By watching and practicing with this conversation practice video, you’ll learn how to use these modal verbs effectively and naturally in daily conversation.