Assertion: auxiliary verb's form | /r/HasProperty | auxiliary verb
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The `-ed' form may be of the auxiliary verb be, with another verb following it.
text: Non-indicative and non-finite forms of the same verbs (when performing the same functions) are usually described as auxiliaries too, even though all or most of the distinctive syntactical properties do not apply to them specifically:
text: Looking at this from another point of view, when an auxiliary is followed by an `-ing' form, an `-ed' form, or a to-infinitive form, that form may itself be that of an auxiliary verb which is followed by another verb.