Some important Rule about Model:-
Rule 1,:- A model only could be a Auxiliary or Helping verb .
For example:- (1) He will come.
(2) He could come.
(3) He may come.
Here :- will, could, and may act like a model
Rule 2:- A model act like a Auxiliary verb or Helping verb so it always take a helping verb :-
For example:-(1) He will come.
Here:- come is main verb.
Rule 3:- After a model we can't use any adjective or infinitive.
For example:- (1) He will true to his words (x)
(✓) He will be true to his words.
Reason:- we know that after a model we always use a main verb but we can't use any adjective .
Here:- True is adjective we can't use it after a model so , that's why we take a verb(be) After a model
Infinitive example:- He must to do the work (x)
(✓) He must to do the work
Reason:- After a model we can't use any infinitive
Here:- (To do) a infinitive.
Rule 4:-. after a model we always take a verb ( v1)
Will/Shall:-
:- past form of will is would .
:-past form of shall is should or would .
Here we use should for advice. For example:- He said that we should help the poor.
In this case:- we just giving advice.
(2) He said that we would help the poor.
Here:- Would show willingness.
{÷}Rule 5:- If we want to make a model in the past ,we use (Have) after the model.
{÷} Rule6:- If we want to make a model in future sense we use (be) After a model.
Example:- He must do the work.( उसे काम करना चहिए।
(2) He must have done the work ( उसे अवश्य ही काम करना चहिए था।
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******** Will/ shall itself use in a future form so we can't use this in past form to use ( have).
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