Modals
Tenses and Verbs
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- Distinguish ability, permission, obligation, possibility modals.
- Use modal + base verb without 'to' except 'ought to'.
- Apply correct negative and interrogative forms for each modal.
- Avoid double modals; choose single appropriate modal.
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