Here's why:
* Auxiliary Verb: It helps form verb phrases, often paired with another verb to express a specific meaning.
* Modal: It expresses modality, which is the speaker's attitude or opinion about the action or state being described.
Examples:
* I would go (Expresses willingness or possibility)
* She would have studied (Expresses a conditional or hypothetical situation)
* We would like to eat (Expresses a polite request or preference)
Let me know if you'd like more information on modal verbs!