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There are nine true modal auxiliary verbs. They are: can, would, should, might, may, shall,could,must and will. They never change and are used to express obligation, ability, permission, possibility,prohibition, advice or a request, depending on the rest of the sentence.There are also semi-modal verbs like need to,for example.Semi-modal verbs do change.The passive voice is used if we prefer to not focus the attention on the performer of the action. To change an active voice sentence to a passive voice sentence, we must put the object noun at the beginning of the sentence making it the subject. The verb tense stays the same but we add the verb 'to be' accordingly.Sometimes it is even unnecessary to mention the doer of the action. Phrasal verbs are verbs that have one or two particles.Together, these words form a different meaning.There are three types of phrasal verbs.
