24 Auxiliary Verbs With Examples, Definition and Sentences

24 Auxiliary Verbs With Examples, Definition and Sentences

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Auxiliary Verbs

Helping verbs are important. They are needed to make up the of a sentence. They are used to help the main verb. Helping verbs have no meaning on their own. They are necessary for the grammatical structure of a sentence, but they do not tell alone.

There are two types of verbs that can be used as helping verbs; auxiliary and modal.

Auxiliary VerbsHelping verbs add meaning to the clause. Giving support or help, especially to a more important person or thing.

12 Tenses and Example Sentences in English Grammar




Here are 24 Auxiliary Verbs With Examples

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Am Is Are
Were Being Been
Has Have Had
Shall Will Should
May Might Must
Could Does Do
Was Be Did
Would Can
  1. She is watching movie.
  2. The children were playing outside.
  3. am having another piece of margarita pizza.
  4. He is making breakfast for us now.
  5. The flat tire was changed by Joseph.
  6. Tom was given the grand prize.
  7. She is in horrible pain.
  8. Jenny is always spilling things.
  9. John is messy.
  10. Mark has a large coffee stain on his shirt.
  11. Bety has to pay her own tuition at college.
  12. She has to have been the first student to try that
  13. My friend could always beat her sister.
  14. Tommy can write poetry very well.
  15. can help you with that next Saturday.
  16. Leo can’t speak English.
  17. Sally can name all the UK presidents.
  18. The school bus may arrive on time this morning.
  19. Jessica may arrive late.
  20. He may be my advisor next holiday.
  21. He might have advised me not to take math.
  22. The river will overflow its banks almost every winter.
  23. Would you please take off your glasses?
  24. Would you like a cup of English tea?
  25. You should see a dentist.
  26. Shall we talk?
  27. Shall I call a dentist for you?
  28. You must try this chicken. It’s excellent.
  29. You mustn’t drive over the speed limit.
  30. You mustn’t leave the kids alone.
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