
- •1. Ability/capability
- •2. Possibility due to circumstances
- •2. Possibility due to circumstances
- •3. Permission
- •4. Reproach
- •1. Supposition implying strong probability
- •2. Obligation from the speaker’s point of view
- •3. Prohibition
- •4. Emphatic Advice
- •1) Supposition
- •2) Would – smth. Was to be expected (чего и следовало ожидать)
- •I dare say
1) Supposition
will+ simple inf.
e.g. This will be the school. – Это, должно быть, и есть школа.
will + perfect inf.
e.g. You will have heard her. – Ты, должно быть, слышал ее.
2) Would – smth. Was to be expected (чего и следовало ожидать)
e.g. She came late. – She would (wouldn′t)
Set phrases
3)Boys will be boys. (Мальчишки остаются мальчишками)
Accidents will happen. (Без несчастных случаев дело не обходится)
4) I won′t have you speak to me like that.(Я не допущу (не позволю),чтобы…)
5) would rather (′d rather) / would sooner (′d sooner) = prefer
e.g. He would rather/sooner die than marry her.(Он скорее умрет, чем женится на ней)
6) Would…mind = object
e.g. Would you mind my smoking?
I wouldn′t mind your smoking.
NEED.
1. as defective verb has only 1 form which is the Present Tense. In reported speech it remains unchanged. Followed by inf without to
EXPRESSES NECESSITY
Present/Future = simple inf + - ?
<-> - there’s no necessity of performing the action.
You needn’t be afraid of me. Need I repeat it?
In <–> sentences the negation can be expressed elsewhere in the sentence
I don’t thing we need give her any more of our attention.
Need+perf.inf -> expresses an ation which has been performed though it was unnecessary. It implies a waste of time or effort.
You needn’t have come. The deal is off.
It was obvious. You needn’t have protested.
2. As a regular verb need can have all the necessary forms including the verbals. It also expresses necessity. It is followed by inf. Without to and is mainly used in ?-sentences (like the defective need)
He did not need to explain.
This need is in more common use than the defective need.
DARE.
1. as a defective verbs -> Pr. And Past Tense forms. It means to have the courage or impertinence to do smth.
Usually in <-> and <?, beginnigh with how> no to
How dare you say that!
He dares not look at her
2. as a regular verb -> all the necessary forms including the verbals. It has the same meaning as the defective dare.
Mainly in <-> to
He does not dare to come here again
Set-phrase:
I dare say
I dare say I looked a little confused
(очень возможно, пожалуй, полагаю, осмелюсь сказать)