Preposition: on

• ward: Prior to starting this course I worked as a nursing auxiliary on a labor ward and attended a phenomenal amount of instumental births.

Converse of object

• call: These are called modal auxiliaries, e.g. may, might, would, could, should.

• include: A range of other staff, including auxiliaries, also provide access services.

• use: It was, in fact, regular policy to use auxiliaries where the topography required it.

• have: Verbs have two parts - they have auxiliaries and a main part.

Used with adjective complement

• nurse: The nursing auxiliary had suggested that he had injured a patient at the Nursing Home, which he denied.

Adjective modifier

• dental: In 1967 the Society allowed dental auxiliaries ( re-named therapists ) to become associate members.

• official: They may be assisted by official auxiliaries and, under specific circumstances and only for poultry and rabbit meat, by slaughterhouse staff.

• medical: In the early years of the NHS, Medical Social Workers rejected their inclusion under a regulatory body for general medical auxiliaries.

Modifies a noun

• verb: The auxiliary verb do is not used: DIRECT: " Do you like Oasis?

• coastguard: She has worked as a cook, probation officer and auxiliary coastguard.

• bishop: Bishops without a territorial or residential diocese of their own, eg, auxiliary bishops, are given titular sees.

• fort: The location of kilns for the production of pottery in the vicinity of auxiliary forts should be accorded a high priority.

• fireman: The station moved into premises owned by Lorne Garage and was manned throughout the war years by a full team of auxiliary firemen.

• aid: Not provide auxiliary aids or services to assist the disabled to use their services.

Modifying Another Word

• also: There are also auxiliary electric wall heaters in every room.