dashboard
auxiliary construction (cxn)
a.k.a.
an eventive complex predicate construction in which one element of the construction, the auxiliary, denotes tense, aspect, modality, and/or polarity (typically abbreviated TAMP), and the other element of the construction denotes the event whose tense, aspect, modality, and/or polarity is expressed by the first element. Example: in English She might be sitting in the living room, might be sitting is an example of an auxiliary construction. (Section 13.4)
Constituency
Is Component Of
Expression
Has As Expression
Recruitment
Recruited By
Hierarchy