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1·Auxiliary verbs are often used to modify verbs or adjectives.

助动词经常修饰动词或形容词，它的后边不能直接带名词。

2·There are various new introductions including modal verbs, auxiliary verbs and word order.

现在有了一些新的动词分类： 情态动词、 助动词和词序。

3·There are various new introductions including modal verbs , auxiliary verbs and word order .

现在有了一些新的动词分类：情态动词、助动词和词序。

4·Based on the syntactic characteristic, Japanese auxiliary verbs can be divided into three types.

根据这种句法特征可把日语的补助动词分为三类。

5·Therefore, the treatment of English modal auxiliary verbs in E-C translation deserves our attention.

鉴于此，在英汉翻译中，英语情态动词的处理方式是一个值得关注的问题。

6·Verbs that help other verbs to express necessity, possibility and willingness are called auxiliary verbs.

帮助动词表示需要、可能或愿望的词叫助动词。

7·Modal auxiliaries (usually called auxiliary verbs) in Chinese are the core members of the category of modality.

汉语中的情态动词(一般称为助动词)是汉语情态范畴的核心成员。

8·On the other hand, we did not find Ke, Ren and He such auxiliary verbs and other auxiliary verbs'successive form.

但是，我们没有发现“克”、“忍”、“合”三个助动词和其它助动词的连用形式。

9·There is definite syntagmatic characteristic in Japanese auxiliary verbs which reflects the corresponding semantic difference.

日语补助动词在句段关系上存在一个明显的特征，这个特征反映了相应的语义差异。

10·Some auxiliary verbs, such as can, may, has, am, were, and are; does not affect could, might, ought, shall, should, will, and would

一些助动词，如 can、may、has、am、were 和 are；但不影响 could、might、ought、shall、should、will 和 would