AUXILIARY
1. may
Uses (Present / Future ) :
1. Formal permission :
2. Less than 50% certainty : Economics may appear to be the study of
complicated tables and charts, statistics and numbers, but, more specifically,
it is the study of what constitutes rational human behavior in the endeavor to
fulfill needs and wants.
2. might
Uses (Present / Future ) :
1. Less than 50%
certainty : A student might be
interested in labour economics as a topic but their research issue must be much
more narrow.
2. Polite request :
3.
should
Uses (Present / Future ) :
1.Advisability : That is employees
should fully understand about issues that affect their working atmosphere
(Magner et al. (1996).
2. 90% Certainty : All these
approaches should be avoided if managers want to minimize employee turnover an
increase organisational competitiveness in this environment of globalization.
4.ought
to
Uses (Present / Future ) :
1. Advisability : It ought to be
changed for a money tax, and the repair of the roads let out by contract with
security, in divisions of from one mile to five.
2. 90% Certainty : But it does
not provide any instruction on what policy ought to be followed.
5.had
better
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Advisability
with threat of bad result : Korean women and men, for example, differed from
Americans and Dutch in reporting more distress over rivals who had better
financial prospects, better joh prospects, and higher status and prestige.
6. be
supposed to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Expectation : A captive of the
banks it is supposed to regulate.
7. be
to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Strong
Expectation : Task
characteristics have been found to be potential determinants of turnover among
employees.
8.
must
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Strong
necessary : We must
definitively punish anyone who steals information from American companies.
2. 95% Certainty : They must be the
possessors of the product which they wish to exchange.
9.
have to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Necessity : The economy will
have to rev up more substantially for the unemployment rate to keep falling.
2. Lack of
Necessity (negative) : They’re easy to plan, and you don’t have to worry about
where you’ll eat or how you’ll get from point A to point B.
10.
have got to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Necessity : I think you've
got to get the policy settings as finely tuned as you possibly can.
11.
will
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. 100%
Certainty : This crisis
will bring the EU nations together under a single leader and political system.
2. Polite
request :Will India be able to tide over the
present economic crisis ?
12.
be going to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. 100%
Certainty : It is going
to be for a long period of time.
2. Definite Plan : The investments in
clean energy in years to come are going to be very important, of course, it is
a feature of the Government's clean energy future package.
13.
can
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Ability /
Possibility : We can start
with two definitions that seem relevant here.
2. Informal Polite
Request : Can Consumers &
Taxpayers Be Saved From The Bonus-Crazed Financial Sector?
14.
could
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Less Than 50% Certainty : Empowerment of employees could help to
enhance the
continuity of
employees in organisations.
2. Impossibility
(negative only) : Because the economy crisis couldn’t be controlled
successfully.
15.
be able to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Ability : The English
speaking world needs the inflow of capital to be able to finance their current
account deficits and maintain domestic liquidity.
16.
would
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Preference : But it would seem
at least as true that courses in ethics and religious studies are unlikely to
confront either economic arguments or economic data that relate to their
subjects.
2. Repeated
Action In The Past :
17.
used to
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Repeated
Action In The Past : Using economic model they showed that people quit from organization due to
economic reasons and these can be used to predict the labour turnover in the
market.
18.
shall
Uses (Present /
Future ) :
1. Polite
Question To Make a Suggestion: Dubai Economic Outlook: Let’s keep it real,
shall we?
2. Future with
“I” or “we” as subject : I shall explain by what follows.
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