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Unit 18 discusses auxiliary modals, passive voice and phrasal verbs within the English language. By showing the auxiliary modals \"would,\" may,\" \"might,\" \"should,\" \"must,\" \"ought to,\" \"can,\" \"could,\" \"will,\" \"shall\" are invariable. They exist only in the present, and unlike most verbs in the simple present, their form does not change in the third person singular. However, sentences written in the active voice are easier to understand than sentences written in the passive voice. Lastly, phrasal verbs are made up of two parts, a verb plus a particle. A particle is a preposition that has become linked to a verb. Together the verb and particle have a fixed meaning.
