Modal verbs A modal verb is an extra verb which is used before the main verb and gives more information about the main verb. An example of a modal verb is the verb ‘can’. ‘Can’ goes before another verb and shows

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Date: 2015-02-17 11:04:57 Linguistics Grammar Syntax Parts of speech English modal verbs Modality Modal verb Shall and will Infinitive Modal logic Verb Uses of English verb forms		Modal verbs A modal verb is an extra verb which is used before the main verb and gives more information about the main verb. An example of a modal verb is the verb ‘can’. ‘Can’ goes before another verb and shows Add to Reading List Source URL: www.chambers.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 76,81 KB Share Document on Facebook

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