Grammar Writing: Week 11: Difference between revisions
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So far, all our sentences just had a single finite main verb in them. But, of course English also has sentences with one or more auxiliary verbs and a main verb: | So far, all our sentences just had a single finite main verb in them. But, of course English also has sentences with one or more auxiliary verbs and a main verb: | ||
# Lilly is | # Lilly is dancing | ||
# Lilly has danced | |||
# Lilly will dance | |||
# Lilly will be dancing | |||
# Lilly will have danced | |||
# Lilly will have been dancing | |||
Revision as of 12:18, 8 January 2018
Auxiliaries, Identity and the Head-Complement Rule
So far, all our sentences just had a single finite main verb in them. But, of course English also has sentences with one or more auxiliary verbs and a main verb:
- Lilly is dancing
- Lilly has danced
- Lilly will dance
- Lilly will be dancing
- Lilly will have danced
- Lilly will have been dancing
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