English, asked by visheshagarwal153, 8 months ago

Difference between modal verbs and helping verbs....in your dialect language​

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Answered by drbparida
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(is, am, are etc)? A helping verb, also called an auxiliary verb, is used to show tense, make the negative and form questions. Helping verbs don't have any meaning though, while modal verbs can exress obligation, ability, intention, etc.

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