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The table below shows (with Clear Alphabet) how modal verbs can be pronounced with weak forms: Modal verbs are function words and as such are not usually stressed. 5.4.7 A note about contractions and modal verbs: while we usually contract the negative forms, we cannot contract all modal verbs:
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