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Name: Ivan Jorge T. Emnas Date: October 9,2020 Helping Verbs Worksheet

The document is a helping verbs worksheet that provides examples of sentences using common helping verbs such as am, are, was, were, been, be, can, shall, have, and has. It gives the student directions to identify the correct helping verb for each example sentence and then write their own sentences using the example helping verbs provided. The worksheet is meant to help students practice identifying and using helping verbs in English sentences.

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Name: Ivan Jorge T. Emnas Date: October 9,2020 Helping Verbs Worksheet

The document is a helping verbs worksheet that provides examples of sentences using common helping verbs such as am, are, was, were, been, be, can, shall, have, and has. It gives the student directions to identify the correct helping verb for each example sentence and then write their own sentences using the example helping verbs provided. The worksheet is meant to help students practice identifying and using helping verbs in English sentences.

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Name: Ivan Jorge T.

Emnas Date: October 9,2020

Helping Verbs Worksheet

Helping verbs help a main verb to name an action or make a statement. There are 23 verbs that
can be used as helping verbs in the English language.

Directions: Read each sentence and choose the correct helping verb.

Example A: I (am / is) happy that I received a good grade in class.


Answer: am

1. I (is / am) taller than you!

2. We (is / are) proud that she graduated on time.

3. He (was / is) excited about finishing the test before the other students.

4. My parents (was / were) going on vacation but they cancelled it.

5. Have you (be / been) able to talk with your parents about the field trip?

6. Can you (been / be) any more excited about the end of school?

7. I (can / shall) already tell you that you will get into trouble.

8. He (have / has) run in the marathon before.

Directions: Write a sentence with each helping verb listed below. Circle the verb phrase.

Example A: am
Answer: I (am happy) that I received a good grade in class.

9. am- I am having a birthday party at home.

10. as- I declare that we have no classes as the acting president.

11. are- We are happy for your achievement.

12. was- I was so worried when I heard that you had an accident.

13. were- The Presidential Candidates were debating about Covid 19

14. been- I’ve been working hard lately because of my family.

15. be- I didn’t have any reason to be mad.

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