auxiliary dwelling unit

Sat, 02 May 2026 22:49:00 +0000

"Auxiliary verb" is a grammatical category, and verbs in this category display certain syntactic features. For example, auxiliary verbs undergo inversion: so am I, so will I. My personal opinion is that, whatever its meaning, have/has got is the present perfect tense form of 'get'. And 'have' is, therefore, an auxiliary verb. Hello, everyone Consider this sentence: (1) You may have read this book. Where should the adverb already be used? (2) You already may have read this book. (3) You may already have read this. i met some questions when i study new word. when these 2 words are used as adj, the similarity between them puzzles me, so what's the difference between these words? can you tell me the.