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Modal verbs in English differ from other verbs in that they are not used independently and do not denote a specific action or state. They reflect modality, i.e., the speaker's attitude towards the action: want, can, must. Modal verbs also express meanings of possibility, necessity, probability, desirability, etc. The text includes a list of basic modal verbs in English and their usage examples, such as 'can' for ability and 'have to' for necessity.