Hi all, i am doing an online tefl course and i have some questions and answers i would like to check before i submit. Any help is greatly appreachiated as i need to get a minimum mark to pass.   Please indicate whether or not each sentence uses

Hi all, i am doing an online tefl course and i have some questions and answers i would like to check before i submit. Any help is greatly appreachiated as i need to get a minimum mark to pass. Please indicate whether or not each sentence uses

I am writing a list of names. The auxiliaries and presidents at this time were Elders & Deacons-Apostle R Cook; Young Adult Ushers- Sis PaTrina Kelly; Jr. Female Ushers-Sis Doris Oliver; Young Adult Queens-Sis Ebony Oliver; Madison Maids-Sis

I am writing a list of names. Should it be written, The auxiliaries and presidents at this time were ; Elders & Deacons-Apostle R Cook ; Young Adult Ushers- Sis PaTrina Kelly ; Jr. Female Ushers-Sis Doris Oliver ; Young Adult Queens-Sis

can a phrase contain more than one auxiliary verb? Yes! As many as four auxiliaries and a main verb are possible. They could have been being taken for years before anyone noticed they were missing. CJ So why is it wrong to say "will

can a phrase contain more than one auxiliary verb? Yes! As many as four auxiliaries and a main verb are possible. They could have been being taken for years before anyone noticed they were missing. CJ

have and been are the auxiliaries. playing is the main verb. CJ Thanks for replying, but can a phrase contain more than one auxiliary verb? Thanks

have and been are the auxiliaries. playing is the main verb. CJ

Hello again I got another question related to my main question, is "been" in this sentence below ordinary or auxiliary verb: - I've been playing basketball for a week. I think it's ordinary verb, am I right? Thanks

Hi Anon What sort of course are you doing? Are you familiar with the names of vebs tenses? (simple present, present continuous, present perfect, simple past, etc.)