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Modals

Modals:  The use of two verbs in a sentence to communicate an idea.  
Example: 
            I have to see you in the morning.   
            I am going to be with her tomorrow. 
            We want to eat at the new restaurant. 
           Marcus plans to cook dinner tonight. 
           Alex can't come to the party this weekend. 
           He really knows how to play the guitar well! 
           She just found the car in the parking lot.
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