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Modal verbs (such as can, could, shall, should, will, would, may, might, and must) combine with verbs in the bare infinitive to express information about the verb such as possibility or necessity.
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Is it correct to say "I was sure after a year I would get over it"?
My pet dog died last summer, she was the only one I had, but I was sure after a year I would get over it.
Or should I say I had get over it there instead?
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