What are auxiliary verbs? (with examples)

Auxiliary verbs

The auxiliary verbs they are a type of verbs that serve to add data that have to do with the mode, the time, the voice or the number.

By themselves, auxiliary verbs do not convey information about the action being performed by the subject. On the contrary, its function is to complement the verb “helped”, which is the one that fulfills the function of providing semantic value to the prayer. For example: Must be in the room.

Within these verbs, we can identify three groups:

Auxiliary verbs in participle

Auxiliary verb + participle.

• Ramon was distractiongone in English class, I don't know what was wrong with him.
• There is no give for beatgone, not all is said yet.
• I could have left stopgone by mistake; I was very scared.

Auxiliary verbs in infinitive

Auxiliary verb + infinitive.

• We should startedar to order all this, if not we will not go anymore.
• Could you let from comer? It is a lack of respect.
• Should Saltto go early today.

Auxiliary verbs in gerund

Auxiliary verb + gerund.

• Go finishedI walk dinner, please.
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• If they sign tomorrow, we went out wining.
• Going to to go limpedI walk because he still hasn't healed his sprain.

Examples of auxiliary verbs

Sentences with auxiliary verbs

Here are some examples of sentences that contain auxiliary verbs (marked with bold letters):

1. Juan must walk entertaingone because he still hasn't called us to go to the movies.
2. At the wedding, I will start cantI walk Ave Maria. The couple will tell me the rest of the repertoire later.
3. Should haber done something wrong, that's why he behaves that way.
4. I think this dolgone Because of what you told him the last time we got together.
5. Going to come truckI walk, so going to arrive a little later.
6. Yes you achieve I understooder this instructional, please help me.
7. Should to have againstgone a very serious illness.
8. Every time he sees that there is a dog he check out correr; they panic.
9. I will follow, continue I studiedI walk I have an exam tomorrow.
10. I will wear ranendo my son to the doctor, who hit his head.
11. This it rainedendo pouring it out, we should save the game for another day.
12. If this talk continues like this, I'm going to stay sleepinggone in the chair.
13. I can not stop reto go with this movie, it's very good.
14. I will end up boughtI walk a new car, this can no longer be fixed.
15. Let us warn that we are not going to go like this I do not know remain waitI walk.
16. I know go pleasedgone for the result of your examination; owes to havegone well.
17. Already you go come onto go beggedI walk to help you with that topic, you will see.
18. ¿You may leftar of patear the seat all the time?
19. Could you resultar hergone with these types of exercises.
20. If you continue like this, no you will reach to finishar all that remains to be done.

Other types of verbs