‘May’, ‘can’ aur ‘could’ jo kay Auxiliary verbs hain. in ko hum ajazat (permission) lanay kay leay be istamal kartay hain. ‘may’ ko “formal permission” kay leay aur ‘can’ ko “less formal permission” kay leay istamal kartay hain. Aur ‘could’ ko “past permission” yane maze main ajazat lanay kay leay istamal kartay hain. Examples:-
May I come in class? (Formal) Kiya main class main ha skta hoin?
Can I come in class? (Less formal than ‘May’) Kiya main class main ha skta hoin?
You could use my pen. tum mara pen istamal kar skta thay.
Auxiliary verbs are helping verbs that are used to form different meaning such as permission, possibility, ability, necessity, certainty and obligation.
‘May’, ‘can’ and ‘could’ are auxiliary model verbs that always come before main verbs. ‘May’, ‘can’ and ‘could’ are also used to express the meaning of possibility, but in the lesson, we are going to learn how these modals can be used to express the meaning of permission.
Saifullah is a boy who lived in a certain town. He was only 6 years old. He was a clever and intelligent. He thought that his father could do anything. He could fight against anyone or anything. One morning he came out his house and saw a big dog standing in front of his house. He said to dog“go from here, otherwise I will take my father here.” The dog went away at once from there. He did that with many things and many times.The boy told his father about all those things that always happened to him.
