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Originally Posted by user_gary  Thank you.
No.
Here it has `auxiliary verb' are. I want to know about the sentence which don't have any auxiliary verb and stands alone by verb `being' as main verb.
Is there any such sentences? |
But 'being' isn't finite, so how can it be a main verb?
Do you mean a sentence like this:
Being a student of languages, I can sometimes recognize the problem a student is having.
? The main verb there is 'recognize'.
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