
En relación
con verbos que describen un fin, una intención
o una menaza se utiliza los verbos modales que muestra
la tabla. El subjuntivo atenúa la afirmación.
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verb |
ejemplo |
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shall* |
You shall regret your wrong doing until the end of times! |
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should |
The trainer worked hard with the team so that they should win the championship. |
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can |
They can have their money back by Friday, ok. |
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could |
He was speaking very clearly so everyone could understand him well. |
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will |
I will make you suffer for what you did. You will be sorry. |
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would |
The officer gave a warning in order that next time the driver would not go so fast. |
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* Shall suena
un poco chapado a la antigua. Se utiliza más la
otras expresiones.
Muy a menudo también se pueden construir con un
verbo pleno.
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verbo |
ejemplo |
| |
to be going to |
You are not going to have my money and my girlfriend! |
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to make sure |
I make sure he will never find a job in his field again. |
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to let |
We will let them have the car for the weekend. I will let you know about my decision. |
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to promise |
I promise to transfer the money still today. |
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to guarantee |
He guaranteed to get the car ready until 3 p.m. |
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to take care |
She takes care to make things right. |
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to intend to (vorhaben) |
They intended to come here but then changed their mind. |
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to mean to (vorhaben) |
I meant to help with your homework but then I forgot. |
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to think of |
He is thinking of moving away from here. |
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to be about to
(im Begriff sein) |
They were about to get into the car when they saw the accident happen. |
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