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1st - 2nd Grade
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Andrew Leicester
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Modals, or modal auxiliary verbs, such as may, might, could, should, and must are used before the infinitives of other verbs to add meaning connected with certainty or obligation or freedom to act. Modals are not usually used to say (a) that something definitely exists or (b) definitely happened. We use them to talk about things which we expect, which are not possible, which we want to happen, which we are not sure about, or which we think are necessary.
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Modals, or modal auxiliary verbs, such as may, might, could, should, and must are used before the infinitives of other verbs to add meaning connected with certainty or obligation or freedom to act. Modals are not usually used to say (a) that something definitely exists or (b) definitely happened. We use them to talk about things which we expect, which are not possible, which we want to happen, which we are not sure about, or which we think are necessary.
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