The document outlines the formation of sentences with various auxiliary verbs, detailing rules for tense and structure. It includes examples of different sentence patterns such as 'subject – aux verb – complement' and variations with gerunds, adjectives, and nouns. Additionally, it categorizes words that typically follow auxiliary verbs in sentence construction.

1. Sentence
Formation

2. Expanded Table with rules applied
1 do/does did will present
2 is/are was/were will be gerund, adjective, noun
3 has/have had will have participle , noun
4 have been/has been had been will have been gerund, adjective, noun

3. Verb
Noun
Adjective
present
gerund, adjective, noun
participle , noun
gerund, adjective, noun
present
gerund, adjective, noun
participle , noun
gerund, adjective, noun

4. Verb
Noun
Adjective
present
gerund, adjective, noun
participle , noun
gerund, adjective, noun
present
adjective, noun, gerund
noun, participle
adjective, noun, gerund

5. Words that could come after Auxiliary Verbs
Verb
Noun
Adjective

6. Pattern of Sentence
[Subject – Aux Verb – Complement]
Subject- Aux Verb - Verb
Noun
Adjective

7. These have Segments
Verb Segments
Noun Segments
Adjective Segments