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<(Or they've convinced themselves they do by hearing the same thing repeated over and over again in the textbooks!)> Not at all. Why do you think there are two forms? Are they synonyms? And if so, why? Modals follow the same pattern as any other verb in English regarding, Time,...

CJ thankx a lot but I am again confused aboud another term from your last post. It's operator. Uptill now I thought that operator of a sentence is a synonym for agent of the sentence. I've just googled this term but couldn't found anything about it. Well can you reassure me whether operator...

Hi, equivocal, I think Mr. P. has a different reading of "I might have gone sailing" than you do. You are thinking of "may", "might", and "could" as synonyms for "it is possible that". So your reading of it is something like this: I to go sailing". In other words, he sees "I might have gone...

Hi, bubu, First of all, thanks for joining this thread. I'm glad you find my posts interesting. Have you had the chance to read my other posts? I bet you will find more pleasure than here. Take a look at American Heritage® Dictionary. 2. To provide for; supply with. 3. To hold comfortably...