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The document provides a presentation about aspects of English grammar, specifically how the verbs "to be", "have", "can", and "must" are used. It explains that "to be" and "have" can be used as auxiliary verbs or main verbs, and gives examples of each. It also explains that "can" and "must" can only be used as auxiliary verbs or modals, and never as main verbs, providing examples of their use. The presentation was made by Sami Benjelloun Flyes.
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english auxiliars
- 1. PresentatioN
- 2. Hello! Today I am going to talk about some aspects of English grammar: I am going to show how « to be »,« have »,« can » and « must » are used in English
- 3. « TO BE » & « HAVE » « To be » can be used as an AUXILIAR « To have » can be used as an AUXILIAR (. e.g.) I am going to have breakfast He is going to sleep (. e.g.) I have visited Granada _________ They are going to visit us _________ ________________________ ________ « To be » can be used as a VERB « To have » can be used as a VERB (i)with an adjective (e.g.) I am tired (e.g.) I have two brothers or (ii) with a noun I am a student at the Spanish (. e.g.) School
- 4. « can » & « must » can never be used as verbs. They can only be used as auxiliaries which are called Modals (i) ( e.g.) I must do my homeworks he must do his homeworks (ii) (e.g.) I can speak four languages She can speak only one language
- 5. Thank you for your attention A presentation made by Sami Benjelloun Flyes
- 6. Thank you for your attention A presentation made by Sami Benjelloun Flyes