auxiliatory (Meaning)
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auxiliatory (a.)
Auxiliary; helping.
Synonyms & Antonyms of auxiliatory
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auxiliatory Sentence Examples
- The verb "have" serves as an auxiliary verb in the present perfect tense.
- The auxiliaries "can" and "may" express possibility or permission.
- The auxiliary "do" is used for emphasis or negation in questions and statements.
- Modal auxiliaries, such as "can," "should," and "will," indicate the speaker's attitude or advice.
- Auxiliary verbs provide grammatical information, such as tense, mood, and voice.
- The auxiliary "be" is used in the passive voice and the progressive tenses.
- The use of auxiliaries in a sentence can affect its meaning and grammatical structure.
- Auxiliaries often come before the main verb in a sentence.
- Some auxiliaries, such as "have," can also function as main verbs.
- Auxiliary verbs are an essential component of English grammar, helping to create complex and nuanced sentences.
FAQs About the word auxiliatory
Auxiliary; helping.
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No antonyms found.
The verb "have" serves as an auxiliary verb in the present perfect tense.
The auxiliaries "can" and "may" express possibility or permission.
The auxiliary "do" is used for emphasis or negation in questions and statements.
Modal auxiliaries, such as "can," "should," and "will," indicate the speaker's attitude or advice.
