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25-Oct-2005, 17:19

trinii_babii_gurl4lyfe

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auxiliary or mian verb

What can the verbs to do, to have, and to be, be used as

-auxiliary verb
or
-main verb

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26-Oct-2005, 05:06

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Re: auxiliary or mian verb

Both:
I did the work (main verb)
I didn't see her (auxiliary verb)

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