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    Apr 8, 2006, 07:46 AM
    Modal verbs
    The personnel department might give you a reference
    The personnel department could give you a reference
    The personnel department would give you a reference
    The personnel department should give you a reference

    Could you tell me the difference between these modal verbs? Thanks
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