Question

you respect your teacher which modal verb here use​

Answer 1

Answer:

No modal verb

Explanation: Given - You respect your teacher

Any verb that denotes a modality, such as a probability, ability, permission, request, capacity, recommendation, order, obligation, or counsel, must be considered a modal verb. The base form of another verb with semantic meaning is always used with modal verb.

For example - You should respect your teacher.

Here the modal verb would be should.

A modal auxiliary verb provides details on how the primary verb it governs performs. Although modals can serve a wide range of communication purposes, these purposes can often be categorised on a scale from possibility ("may") to necessity ("must")

Some examples of modal verbs are can , could, may, might must shall, should, will, would etc.

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