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Gordo604 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Main/Auxiliary verbs
Can someone help me with main/auxiliary verbs by indicating whether the verb that is highlighted is an auxiliary verb or a main verb. My answers are in (brackets)
1. She is visiting him tomorrow evening. (Auxiliary)
2. I'll give you a hand later on. (Main)
3. Do you want some tea? (Auxiliary)
4. What do you do? (Auxiliary)
5. They have been sitting there for over an hour. (Main)
6. I can't think about it any more. (Auxiliary)
7. She should have told him sooner. (Main)
8. They can't possibly have seen it coming. (Main)
Thanks
1. She is visiting him tomorrow evening. (Auxiliary)
2. I'll give you a hand later on. (Main)
3. Do you want some tea? (Auxiliary)
4. What do you do? (Auxiliary)
5. They have been sitting there for over an hour. (Main)
6. I can't think about it any more. (Auxiliary)
7. She should have told him sooner. (Main)
8. They can't possibly have seen it coming. (Main)
Thanks
Top answer
These are wrong: 4. What do you do ? (Auxiliary) 5.
- These are wrong: 4.
- What do you do ?
- (Auxiliary) 5.
- They have been sitting there for over an hour.
- (Main) 8.
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These are wrong:
4. What do you do? (Auxiliary)
5. They have been sitting there for over an hour. (Main)
8. They can't possibly have seen it coming. (Main)
These are wrong:
4. What do you do? (Auxiliary)
5. They have been sitting there for over an hour. (Main)
8. They can't possibly have seen it coming. (Main)
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