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Identifying and using modality
The verb is the element that expresses what is happening in a sentence and locates it in time (tense). Verbs are central to a clause. Verbs create the relationship between the subject and the object of the verb.
Modal verbs give the reader information about the degree of obligation or certainty involved in the action. Modality can be demonstrated through careful word choice and may include selective use of verbs, adverbs, adjectives (especially with ‘existing verbs’ as in is vital, ‘is’ being the existing verb) or nouns to heighten/ strengthen or weaken/lessen potency.
Low modality shows less certainty; obligation; probability; importance; frequency; extent; intensity; confidence or emphasis. High modality shows a high degree of these. For further unpacking of these see the examples in the verb overview.
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