====== Модальные глаголы (Формальный дискурс) ======

- Good afternoon, sir. **Can** I help you? \\
- Yes, I hope so. Er, **can** I change travelers cheques here?\\
- Certainly. **Could** I have some means of identification?\\
- Oh, er, well, I've got a driver's license, oh a passport\\
- Oh, a passport **will** be fine\\
- A-ah, there you go\\
- How many cheques **would** you like to change?\\
- Erm, two of the fifty dollar ones. Oh, what's the exchange rate?\\
- The exchange rate? Oh, today it's a dollar and sixty-four to the pound. \\
- Uhm\\
- Now for a hundred dollars that will be ... yes...er... sixty pounds ninety-eight.\\
- Fine. What's the date today?\\
- Thirty first of August\\
- Thirty first of August, there you go\\
- Oh, you **have to** sign both the cheques. \\
- A-ah\\
- Uhm, how **would** you like the money, sir?\\
- A-am, six tens\\
- Six tens.. That's ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, ninety-eight\\
- A-ah, thanks a lot! Bye-bye!\\
- Thank you, goodbye! \\
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<color brown>**Задание**:</color> \\
Поясните использование в диалоге именно таких модальных глаголов.

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**can** - изьявительное, по сути утверждение в вежливой форме вопроса \\
**could** - сослагательное, могу **ли** я, нет отношений ресурсо-держатель/потребитель \\
**will** - insistence? \\
**would** - POLITE OFFERS and REQUESTS (wanting) With words LIKE, PREFER, and the like + Infinitive with the meaning of WANT. \\
Would like - сослагательное, я **бы** хотел. \\
I would like a cup of tea. \\
Would you prefer beer or wine?

**have to** - необходимость сделать на этапе согласования условий \\

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[[speechpatterns:blog:2014-02-03-213719|Do you vs. Would you]] \\
[[lexic:blog:2013-09-28-200640|wish vs. want vs. would like]] \\

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