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* [[Modal verbs/must – have to|must – have to]]
* [[Modal verbs/must – have to|must – have to]]
* [[Modal verbs/must – mustn't and needn't|must – mustn't and needn't]]
* [[Modal verbs/must – mustn't and needn't|must – mustn't and needn't]]
 
* [[Modal verbs/can be able to|can be able to]]
=== can - be able to ===
* [[Modal verbs/can be allowed to|can be allowed to]]
Anstelle von can kann man auch die Ersatzform <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">be able to</span> verwenden, wenn man die Fähigkeit ('''''ability''''') betonen möchte.
 
Anwendungsfälle
* nach einem anderen Modalverb:
 
''He <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">won’t be able to run</span> every day.''
 
''She <s style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow; color:red;">won’t can</s> run.''
 
''He <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">should be able to finish</span> the marathon.
 
 
*  in anderen Zeiten
''He <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">was able to finish</span> the marathon in a personal best.
 
 
* förmlicher
''I am very sorry but I <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">am not able to help</span> you in the test.
 
=== can - be allowed to ===
Das Hilfsverb can kann aber auch eine Erlaubnis ('''''permission''''') ausdrücken. Hierfür wird die Ersatzform <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">be allowed to</span> verwendet.
 
'' We <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">were allowed to stay</span> up late.''
 
 
'' We <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">won't be allowed to do</span> it again.''
 
{{Achtung|Bei einem ausdrücklichen Verbot würde man mustn't verwenden:}}
'' We <span style="font-size:1.2em;background:lightyellow;">mustn't do</span> it again.''
 
== Interaktive Übungen ==
=== be able to ===
Move the words into the gaps.
 
<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
Tom's alarm didn't ring but he ''was able to'' get to the bus stop in time. His friend Tim was already waiting for him.
 
When they got on the bus they ''were able to'' get a seat.
 
Tim told him that he had saved his money. "Next week I ''will be able'' to buy the new album."
</div>
 
Put in the correct forms of '''be able to '''.
 
<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
One morning I got up but I ''wasn't able to move (not, move)'' my arm. So I called the doctor's office.
 
Luckily I ''was able to get (get) an appointment for the next day.
 
The doctor ''wasn't able to find (not, find)'' anything.
 
"Next week you ''will be able to write (write)'' the test.
</div>
 
 
=== be allowed to ===
Put in the correct forms of '''to be allowed to'''.
 
<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
Last week the pupils of class 8c ''were allowed to'' go to Mc Donald's. Some ordered a big box of chicken. Others just wanted to use the bathroom but they ''weren't allowed to''.
 
"If you buy something, I' ll give you the code. I '' 'm not allowed to'' let non-customers in."
</div>
 
* [[Modal_verbs/mixed|Mixed Exercises]]
* [[Modal_verbs/mixed|Mixed Exercises]]



Version vom 30. Juni 2025, 15:40 Uhr

Modalverben (engl. modal auxiliaries) sind Hilfsverben, die zum Ausdruck einer Modalität – d. h. im Wesentlichen: Begriffen von Notwendigkeit oder Möglichkeit – dienen.

Can I go to the toilet?

You may,

- if you can.


Perhaps he is coming with us.

He might come with us.


I must remember to say thank you!

I mustn't forget to say thank you.

Diese Hilfsverben bleiben immer in ihrer Form, können allerdings auch nicht in den verschiedenen Zeiten verwendet werden. Dafür gibt es Ersatzformen.

Ersatzformen