It's a question of my exam. Fill in the blanks with modal verb.
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a question on my exam, not of. Is will or shall a modal verb?– LambieCommented yesterday
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2It's a rubbish example, that should read ...informed us that we could cancel the order [if we wished].– FumbleFingersCommented yesterday
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@lambie is right. So in Hindi the question is a possession of the exam so 'of'=kii/ka functions much as an apostrophe 's does. Not so in En. And yeah... will, shall are modals ie aren't marked for tense (unlike say 'have to', a semi-modal).– DriftwoodCommented yesterday
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@FumbleFingers - But can works as well, if we assume that the item is still on order.– Kate BuntingCommented 21 hours ago
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