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rding to the subject and are followed by the base form of the verb. Some common modals include: **Can** (ability): "I can swim." **Could** (past ability or polite requests): "Could you help me?" **May** (permission or possibility)
ry the primary semantic content (e.g., run, eat, think), auxiliary verbs modify or complement the main verb to provide additional grammatical information. Common auxiliary verbs in English include: Be (am, i
ady presence enables the Royal Navy to project power, provide humanitarian aid, and maintain readiness across the globe. Whether fueling warships in hostile waters or delivering aid in crisis zones, auxiliaries are
