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Would you like a peanut butter sandwich for lunch? What is the verb phrase
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Would you like a peanut butter sandwich for lunch? What is the verb phrase

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A verb phrase consists of an auxiliary verb and a main verb. The auxiliary verb is always first.

Is this case, The verb phrase is would like. (would is the auxiliary or helping verb, and like is the main verb)

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