Tuesday, 11 November 2014

Auxiliary Verb

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Introduction
To make a Sentence we need some basic things, just like Subject, Verb, Object, Complement, Adverbial and etc. But these all things are useless without Auxiliary Verb. Auxiliary Verb is also called Helping Verb (H.V). It make the Sentence a meaningful Sentence. Today we are going to discuss about Auxiliary Helping Verbs.

Auxiliary VErb
Auxiliary Helping Verb Definition
Auxiliary Helping Verbs are also called Linking Verbs. We can define Auxiliary Verb in such a manner that it helps the Sentence to complete its sense. It gives the meaning to the Sentence. It also tells the tense of the Sentence. Without Auxiliary Verbs we are unable to find what the Sentence means.

Auxiliary Verb Examples

Let’s have some Examples of Helping Verbs:
He was worrying about you.
In this Sentence ‘was’ is used as a Helping Verb, if we remove Helping Verb from this Sentence, this Sentence will have no meanings.
He ___ worrying about you.

If we are using another Helping Verb instead of ‘was’, the meaning of the Sentence will be changed (may be the tense too).
He is worrying about you.
In short different Helping Verbs plays different roles in different situations.

Difference between Main Verb and Helping Verb
 The major difference between Main and Helping Verbs is “Main Verb" shows the action in the Sentence and Helping Verb supports the main Verb to make a Sense”. Main Verb can not describe its meaning unless it is connected with a Helping Verb.

Helping Verbs list
There are different Auxiliary Verbs in English Grammar are used according to the different situation. Here is a short list of Helping Verbs is given:
Auxiliary Verb list:
Is
Am
Are
Was
Were
Be
Been
Do
Does
Did
Have
Has
Had
Would
Can
Could
Might
Should
Shall
will
Get
Cause

Etc.
1) I will buy a car.
6) He was not telling a lie.
2) Alia should marry him.
7) You have broken my heart.
3) Did she call you?
8) Maria does not eat fruits.
4) We are playing Cricket.
9) They do not believe us.
5) Harry could do that.
10) Do not pluck the flowers.

Summary
Auxiliary Verb

Auxiliary Verbs or Helping Verbs helps the Sentence to complete its sense. A Sentence gives the meaning with the helps of Auxiliary Verb. There are different Helping Verbs are used for different situations.

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