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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

might shall/will have been

can we use might shall have been or might will have been if so what would be sentence structure subject+auxiliary verb+forms of main verb
  

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This question is not intelligible enough for me to answer. Can you possibly be more restrictive?
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Anonymouscan we use might shall have been or might will have been
No. You can use only one modal auxiliary verb in a verb phrase.
eg.

will have been
might have been
would have been
could have been
should have been
...
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Anonymouscan we use might shall have been ...
No. The modal verbs are can, could, will, would, shall, should, may, might, and must.

There are only two verb phrase patterns that are possible when you use a modal verb:

1. You can have one modal followed by a plain verb.
can go, can see, could be, will find, should c
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