Dare in English | Uses of Dare Semi Modal

First Use:-

                 We use “Daren’t + Verb (Present Form)” as a semi modal in English Language when we don’t have courage to do something.

Examples:-

• I daren’t talk to my father when he is angry.
• He daren’t speak ill of me before me.
• We daren’t argue him on this topic.
• Does Bill dare to have Sara on carpet?
• Do you dare to tell him the truth?

Second Use:-

               We use “How dare you + Verb (Present Form)” when we are surprised or angry on something.

Examples:

• How dare you come in?
• How dare you snatch my pen?
• How dare he taunt at me?

Third Use:-

 We use “I dare say” in English Language just as “I think”. It is a formal way of giving your opinion.

Examples:

• I dare say flowers are withering.
• I dare say he is a teacher.
• I dare say Bill is burning Sare up.
• Do you dare say that he is ill-mannered?

Fourth Use:-

   We use "I + dare + somebody + to + Verb (Present Form)" when we challenge somebody to do something.

Examples:

• I dare you to cross the road with your eyes shut.
• I dare you to participate in this concert
• I dare you to go in college library in midnight.