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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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"can remind" or "can to remind"?
I found this sentence in a book that is as follows:
Great poets are expressly aware of this, and they do what they can to remind the rest of us.
I ask because on one site it says that the verb that …
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