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how to use marginal modals

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In English grammar, a marginal modal is a verb (such as dare, need, used to, ought to) that displays some but not all of the properties of an auxiliary. The marginal modals all have meanings that are related to necessity and advice. A marginal modal can be used as either an auxiliary or a main verb.

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