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I basically learnt about the different classifications of modals, the formation of passive voice and classification of phrasal verbs.
With regards to modals, the unit presents a table of how the various modals are used. This table is quite detailed and will be useful in student work. However, some of the usages overlap (and though the general idea is correct, sometimes the usage of the different modals might result in different meanings).
Eg. He may be able to lift this heavy weight vs He could lift this heavy weight vs He might be able to lift this heavy weight.
The difference in the two sentences: "may" implies possible ability (hopeful) while "could" implies current ability (not past ability in this case). "Might" implies possible ability (without confidence)
The differences are quite subtle so it will not be easy to explain to students.
Other than that, this is a good way to classify the various modals. If I were to classify them myself, I might not be able to come up with such a detailed list.
