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    Modal verbs are special verbs in English used to express ideas like ability, permission, possibility, or necessity. There are 11 modal verbs that are used without being conjugated and don't have different tenses. Modal verbs come after an infinitive verb and aren't used with "to" except for verbs like "be able to". They don't require the auxiliary verb "do" in negative or interrogative sentences.

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    Modal verbs are special verbs in English used to express ideas like ability, permission, possibility, or necessity. There are 11 modal verbs that are used without being conjugated and don't have different tenses. Modal verbs come after an infinitive verb and aren't used with "to" except for verbs like "be able to". They don't require the auxiliary verb "do" in negative or interrogative sentences.

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    MODAL VERBS

    VERBOS MODALES
    MARIANA ÁVILA
    THERE ARE 11
    VERBS
    • Sentence structure
    • Grammatical aspects
    • Verbs
    SENTENCE STRUCTURE
    GRAMMATICAL ASPECTS
    • Modal verbs come after a infinitive verb because
    usually they don’t have a meaning by itself.
    • These verbs aren’t used with to, except for- be able
    to, have to, ought to and need to.
    • Modal verbs can’t be conjugated (s in third person),
    and they have not verbal tenses.
    • According to the structure, the auxiliary verb “do” is
    not needed on negative or interrogative sentences.
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    • https://whatsup.es/blog/que-es-un-verbo-modal-y-como-se-utiliza
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