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How to use a modal verb?

Generally, a modal verb is an auxiliary verb that expresses necessity or possibility. English modals include must, shall, will, should, would, can, could, may, and might. It covers situations like likelihood, ability, permission, request, capacity, suggestion, order, obligation, necessity, possibility, or advice.  Exception Some modals are used to make requests and offers. subject + modal + verbmodal + subject + verb?” Examples My son would like a salad.We would like to have fried chicken.Would you like a glass of red

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Music

Do you listen to a specific kind of music? Passing on every street corner. Big woofer speakers boom loudly. Vibrating beats made by expert DJs. Attracting and calling everyone who passes. The sound is irresistible. But what are the lyrics? Songs of nowadays are thick with immorality. Neatly embroidered with misconceptions about sex. Entangled in

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What does non-refoulement mean for refugees?

The escalating number of refugees is a matter of great concern. Over 30 million Africans find themselves as displaced individuals, refugees, or seeking asylum in foreign lands. Globally, the count surpasses 84 million forcibly displaced individuals, meaning that approximately one in every 94 people is facing forced displacement. The international law principle of non-refoulement is

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Rwanda travel tips

Rwanda has made remarkable progress in Africa’s journey of development. With its tidy streets and towering buildings in Kigali, there’s no question that it’s a destination worth exploring. Known as the land of a thousand hills, Rwanda showcases its steep hills across various regions, which is quite astonishing. While a lot of visitors come to

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