In the English language, what are the morpho-syntactic features that distinguish lexical verbs and auxiliary verbs? Use the data below
- He is on the Board of directors
- I have my bags full
- He didn't get to the airport in time
- Do they do practice games before?
- Is he on the board of directors?
- Do these pens have ink?
- These pens don't have ink
- Have the students arrived?
- I do not have my bags full
- He doesn't do his part without being asked
- Are we in the same class?
- We haven't received our final grades
- Does he do it without being asked?
- Did Ava kiss Sam?
- Ava didn't kiss Sam
- We have received our final grades
What are the morpho-syntactic features of the auxiliary uses of 'have,' 'be' and 'do in the data and how do these features differ in their lexical uses?