| 1. | In the English language, modal verbs only function properly as finite tenses.
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| 2. | Modal verbs are a small group that may be followed by another verb.
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| 3. | In addition, most modal verbs have a change of vowel in the singular.
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| 4. | Modal verbs may or may not be classified as auxiliaries, depending on the language.
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| 5. | For the meanings of such constructions with the various modals, see English modal verbs.
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| 6. | There are other modal verbs also found in this space.
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| 7. | They are sometimes, but not always, categorized as modal verbs.
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| 8. | Some modal verbs in German are : k�nnen, d�rfen, m�ssen, brauchen, wollen, m�gen, lassen.
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| 9. | It's, for me, a plural of the noun'need'+ a modal verb'must'with no main verb.
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| 10. | Modal verbs are verbs that modify other verbs, and as such, are never found alone.
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