Modal Auxiliary Verbs

HAD/HAVE/WILL HAVE
-obligation
He had to leave for an appointment.
I have to work today.
They will have to study for exams.

MAY
-possibility
It may be windy today.
-permission
You may park your car there.

MIGHT
-possibility
We might be late for the show.

MUST
-logical conclusion
The rice must be finished cooking by now.
-obligation
You must pay attention while driving.
-prohibition
You must not provoke wild animals.


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