Sometimes a word (such as not) separates the helping verb from the main verb. For example, in the sentence Shyla does not want a new bicycle, the helping verb is does and the main verb is want. A helping verb is also known as an auxiliary verb.
Metal headboards are usually made from metal rods, rather than solid pieces of material. Wrought iron and brass headboards can give a bed the appearance of an antique, while metals like brushed aluminum and stainless steel are perfect for a contemporary bedroom with more modern furnishings.
Rosewood fingerboards were made of a veneered round-laminated piece of wood; pearloid dot markers replaced the clay-style inlays introduced in 1959. Since 1969, the 1-piece maple neck option is a standard feature on many Fender basses, with the rosewood fretboard offered as the second neck wood option.