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/ˈməʊd
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/ˈmoʊdəl/
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(mōd
′
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modal
' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
bare
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dare
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even
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hard
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must
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need
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neither
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never
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nor
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not
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scarce
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try
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would
Forum discussions with the word(s) "modal" in the title:
''To'' after a modal[Could]
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'would' and 'have to' [modal verbs?]
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'yes, I DO' as an answer to 'need' (modal)
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1st conditional with modal verb 'Can'
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A modal auxiliary question !
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"a modal verb selecting for a full infinitive"
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Active counterpart to passive quasi-modal be with weak dynamic
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adverb position in "modal verb + be + past part."
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Auxiliary and Modal verbs
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auxiliary verb in future tense vs. auxiliary modal verbs
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Backshifting modal verbs in the third conditional.
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Bare infinitive after modal verb
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Bare infinitives occur as verbal complements of modal verbs.
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"be doing"expressing modal meanings
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Because + subject + modal verb
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Can modal verb+have+pp express continuity?
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Can you ...? (modal auxiliary - meaning/usage)
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can/could provide vs. are/will be able to provide [Modal verbs]
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Choice of Modal
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Combinated modal verbs
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Complex: relative pronoun+modal→simple and complex: those who→simple
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confusion with modal verbs when making arguments
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Correct Modal?
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correct usage of "modal verb(may/might/must)+ have + past participle"
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Could as a non-hypothetical modal
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Could/Should the dead man have spoken [inversion modal verb]
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Definition of Modal
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Direct quotation to reported speech using modal verbs
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Do/ would/ will/ could you mind [modal + request]
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Doctor is surprised that a man survived. [Modal?]
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