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  Hey! I completely get it. You're looking for a more practical, application-based approach to learning English grammar, focusing on how to use specific words correctly in different situations. That's a great strategy, as it helps you apply what you learn immediately. Let's dive into that. We'll start with modal verbs , which are a perfect example of what you're asking for. They are advanced words that have multiple uses and can be a bit tricky. We'll learn their uses and, just as importantly, their misuses, with clear logic and examples. Understanding the Power of Modal Verbs Modal verbs are a type of auxiliary (or helping) verb that are used to express ability , permission , possibility , necessity , advice , or obligation . They always come before the main verb in a sentence. Think of them as "mood-setters" for the main verb. They change the meaning of a sentence by adding a layer of nuance. 1. Should: Expressing Advice and Obligation Should is one...