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what is the difference between modal and lexical verb

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Lexical verbs express action, state of being, or predicate meaning. In a word, they are the main verbs of a sentence. An auxiliary verb is a helping verb, that is, auxiliary verbs help the main verb.

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what is the difference between modal and lexical verb