Frases de ejemplo en inglés con «auxiliary»

This sentence is in the present perfect. 'have' is not a verb, but an auxiliary verb.
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'can' is an auxiliary verb, so in question sentences it is brought to the start of the phrase.
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There are two categories of verbs in the Uyghur language - primary and auxiliary.
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What auxiliary materials or machines can presenters use when making a presentation?
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We do not need a new auxiliary language, the English language already fulfills that role.
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We don't need a new international auxiliary language. The English language already fills that role.
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Founded by the Paris logician Couturat with help from the Esperantists, it collected signatures from numerous groups approving the idea of an auxiliary language.
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Having a universal auxiliary language is something worth fighting for. Likely, however, most Esperantists tend towards pacifism.
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Lingua Franca Nova is an international auxiliary language created by Dr C. George Boeree and perfected by many supporters of the language.
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Esperanto is the most popular auxiliary language ever invented.
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Interlingua is an international auxiliary language developed between 1937 and 1951 by the IALA (International Auxiliary Language Association). Its vocabulary and grammar is chiefly derived from five control languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian.
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A billion international auxiliary languages is never enough.
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Zamenhof himself understood that an auxiliary language isn't enough to lead the world to peace. This is why he spoke of an "inner idea" of Esperanto, of "homaranismo."
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I have to some extent studied all of these utopias about creating a perfect language or from some original Adamic language, to those languages that are called universal, such as Esperanto, Volapük and others that aim not to be perfect languages but to be auxiliary languages.
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There is very little difference between the auxiliary verbs.
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I love international auxiliary languages.
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Klingon is my favorite international auxiliary language.
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The Interlingua-English Dictionary has a number of words in brackets which are not part of Interlingua, but were included due to their presence in other international auxiliary language proposals.
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I never realized how convenient infinitive auxiliary verbs could be until I learned Spanish.
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Adverbs in English have different placement rules depending on if the verb the adverb affects is auxiliary or not.
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The future tense is formed with an auxiliary verb.
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It is the 28th of June of 2013. On the Web, I have encountered other Latinate conlangs besides Interlingua. But because Interlingua was created by a very professional committee, I opine that Interlingua is the best of the Blues. Many would agree with me if they had the chance to peruse other brands. Interlingua was developed between 1937 and 1951 by the International Auxiliary Language Association (IALA), so it already has a long history.

The Philippines is like a blend of Hawaii and Mexico. It was unfortunate that English replaced Spanish as an auxiliary archipelagic language after the decisive Spanish-American War of 1898. I sometimes nickname the Philippines as "Blue Hawaii." In any case, Tagalog seems to be strengthening in the islands, as the common person prefers to watch television in Tagalog rather than English. When I lived there in the 1970s, foreign shows were in English, but local shows in Tagalog. In recent time, American shows, Japanese anime, Korean dramas, etc. become dubbed in Tagalog. With the indigenous language, the Philippines is a highly aural-oral culture, emphasizing television, movies, videos, radio, chit-chat, etc. in lieu of much literature.

Yiddish borrows Hebrew verbs by combining their present participles with auxiliary verbs such as zayn or vern. The auxiliary verb is inflected as usual, while the Hebrew element is treated as an infinitive or attached preposition.

Toki Pona is not an auxiliary artificial language - it is a philosophical language.

Interslavic is an example of a zonal auxiliary language.

Recently, Gursoch Kaur made headlines when she became the first female Sikh officer to serve in the Auxiliary Unit wearing a traditional Sikh turban.

In French, the past participle, when used with the auxiliary "avoir", never agrees with the subject of the verb.

The centurion summoned his auxiliary troops.

They have authorized the use of their name in this place because they believe, as the authors do, that the unity of the auxiliary-language movement depends on neither more nor less the unanimity in principle regarding the ultimate bases of the modern interlingua, for these bases are strong enough for the most complete freedom of choice in operational procedures to become beneficial rather than detrimental to the common cause.

In 1953 the International Auxiliary Language Association — under whose sponsorship all the research and all the laboratory work which culminated in the formulation of Interlingua had been carried out — turned over the task of promoting the practical utilization of the new language to Science Service, the Institution for the Popularization of Science.

There can be no practical auxiliary language in modern times which does not make use in one way or another of the existing international vocabulary.

This implies that the Interlingua-English Dictionary — which represents a collection of the international vocabulary — may be expected to prove useful from the viewpoint of most, if not all, auxiliary-language systems now extant, in so far as they are based on, or are influenced by, the principle of actual internationality of words.

Whether other auxiliary-language systems will use the material embodied in the Interlingua-English Dictionary in its present state or with minor or major modifications and qualifications, the result will be a welcome rapprochement of the several systems and projects which may thus be more clearly recognised as what they really are: variants or dialects of the same interlingua.

It is a practical and simple system, but all its advantages cannot make us overlook the fact that the auxiliary-language project it represents is but one variant or dialect of the type referred to above.

This point bears so much stressing because it is of great practical importance that the reader should understand in what sense he is not to be introduced here to a brand-new language practiced by a handful of eager pioneers, but that the use of this grammar will make him a member of a sizable community of auxiliary-language advocates in all parts of the world who speak and write the same language with more or less striking deviations.

There is no apparent reason that planned auxiliary languages should be governed by fundamentally different laws.

There has been ample opportunity to observe that once agreement on the best possible vocabulary for an auxiliary language is assured, diversities of opinion in regard to grammatical problems lead to nothing more than parallel variants of one general language.

It is, then, only a seeming reversal of the principle of grammar's precedence over vocabulary that after the vocabulary of a planned auxiliary language has been determined all that remains to be said by way of grammar must be completely subordinated to the structural characteristics of the vocabulary.

In Japanese, conjugation is fundamental to piecing words together with auxiliaries. For example, to express the polite past, we must first take the "ren'yōkei", or "continuative", conjugation of a given verb and attach it to the auxiliary ます (masu). When we do this with a verb such as のむ (nomu), it becomes のみます (nomimasu), at first. This is the polite form, as ます forms the polite. To properly express the polite past in full, we must add the auxiliary た. The stem of ます (masu) is a simple "mas-" sound. Since it ends with an S sound, a change occurs when we attempt to add た. The resulting "masta" is difficult to pronounce and not easy to write in Japanese, as it neglects the common consonant-vowel spelling rule. So, a compromise is made, also known as an 音便 (onbin), or, literally, a "sound convenience". The "masta" takes on an I sound between the stem's end and the auxiliary's beginning. Since there is no "si" in Japanese, "shi" is used instead. The resulting conjugation is のみました (nomimashita). When pronounced, it may be contracted and read as "nomimash'ta".

Do you speak Esperanto or any other international auxiliary languages?

Globasa is an international auxiliary language.

Dear friend! This is a dictionary for Ido, the international auxiliary language.

"Only translate to your strongest language" isn't really necessary with constructed international auxiliary languages, which are simple by design.