Necessity Verbs can be framed with SHOULD, MUST, HAVE TO Ability Verbs can be framed with CAN, MAY and MIGHT [Verb Types A + Noun + to-Verb] [Verb Types A + Action Noun of Verb + Preposition + Noun] Noun cannot be dropped Necessity Verbs of Type A
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‘Used to’ expresses the idea that something was an old habit that stopped in the past. It indicates that something was often repeated in the past, but it is not usually done now. It also talks of past
PRESENT/FUTURE Preference of the same person ‘would prefer’ is used in for specific instances and in response to offer of choices, whereas ‘prefer’ is more general and a declarative statement applicab
‘Sufficient’ is not same as ‘plenty, abundant, ample’ – all of which stress on ‘how much more compared to what is normal’. On the other hand ‘sufficient’ stresses on ‘more than minimum’ which often me