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Modals Class 10 English Grammar



What are Modal Auxiliaries and Uses


In this article, we have shared notes on Modals Class 10 & Class 10 English Grammar chapter Modals. We have covered what is Modals and different forms of modals?

Class 10 Modals

What are Modal Auxiliaries?

  • These are verbs which are used with main verbs like can, must, could, would, etc.
  • These verbs are used to express ideas like a possibility, permission, necessity, obligation, etc.
  • Modal verbs have only one form.
  • These verbs don’t add‘s’ or ‘es’ to the third person singular form.
  • Modal verbs are followed by the infinite of another verb without ‘to’
  • The verbs in question are used without doing or do or did in the past.
  • The negative sentence is formed by using the word ‘not’.

 

Different modal verbs

1. Must and have to

  • It is used for all persons in the present and the future tenses.
  • The negative sentence use must not or mustn’t.
  • Must have no infinite or past tense.

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What are Modal Auxiliaries and Uses? Modals Class 10


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