ingles B10 — Obligation, Necessity, and Permission + 4 more topics

When deciding between "make" and "do," it helps to think about whether you're performing an activity or creating a result.

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When talking about what someone has to do, needs to do, or is allowed to do, English uses several verbs, mainly modal verbs. The choice of verb often depends on the strength of the obligation, the source of the necessity, or the formality of the permission.

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