Modal Verbs 需要, 应该, 该, 愿意 and 得
Say what someone needs to do, should do, is willing to do or has to do with 需要, 应该, 该, 愿意 and 得.
문형
Subject + 需要/应该/该/愿意/得 + verb; 不 + 需要/应该/愿意 + verb; 得 → 不用
Modal verbs go right before the main verb, and the negative of 得 (have to) is 不用, not 不得.
不早了，我得走了。
When to use Modal Verbs 需要, 应该, 该, 愿意 and 得
These modal verbs go right before the main verb and add an attitude to it. 需要 says something is needed (需要休息), 应该 and the shorter, more spoken 该 give advice or say what is right (应该多喝水), 愿意 says someone is willing (愿意帮忙), and 得, read děi, says you have to (我得走了). For the negative, put 不 in front: 不需要, 不应该, 不愿意; but “don’t have to” is 不用, not 不得.
你感冒了，应该多喝水。
You’ve got a cold, you should drink more water.
明天考试，我得好好准备。
I have an exam tomorrow, so I have to prepare properly.
你需要帮忙吗？
Do you need a hand?
他很愿意帮助别人。
He’s very happy to help other people.
흔한 실수
- Say 明天不用上班, not 明天不得上班: the negative of 得 (have to) is 不用.
- 得 meaning “have to” is read děi: 我得走了 is wǒ děi zǒu le, not wǒ de zǒu le.
- For a simple wish, say 我想吃面条, not 我愿意吃面条: 愿意 means “be willing”, so it sounds like you are agreeing to it.
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