mchoi40
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I'm aware sentences like "I want to go", "to go" is infinitive as direct object.
However, I was told that "have to" is modal verb, then regular form of verb is followed.
If that's true, how would this be diagrammed? Would "have to go" all be in verb because "have to" is an auxiliary verb, just like would go, must do, etc.?
If above statement is false, would I diagram "I have to go" just like "I want to go"?
However, I was told that "have to" is modal verb, then regular form of verb is followed.
If that's true, how would this be diagrammed? Would "have to go" all be in verb because "have to" is an auxiliary verb, just like would go, must do, etc.?
If above statement is false, would I diagram "I have to go" just like "I want to go"?