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情态动词

The document explains helping verbs, also known as auxiliary verbs, which precede the main verb in a sentence to form a verb phrase. It provides examples of various modal auxiliaries such as 'can', 'could', 'may', 'must', 'should', and 'will', along with their meanings and usage in sentences. Additionally, it includes exercises for practicing the identification and use of helping verbs.

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情态动词

The document explains helping verbs, also known as auxiliary verbs, which precede the main verb in a sentence to form a verb phrase. It provides examples of various modal auxiliaries such as 'can', 'could', 'may', 'must', 'should', and 'will', along with their meanings and usage in sentences. Additionally, it includes exercises for practicing the identification and use of helping verbs.

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Helping Verbs

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(Modal Auxiliaries

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Helping verb

● A verb that comes before the main verb in a sentence.


Together the helping verb and the main verb form a verb
phrase. It always comes in front of a main verb.
A helping verb is also known as an auxiliary verb.

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subject + helping verb + main verb

can
could
may
Hank might come to school.
must
should
will

Ex.
Could you please open the window?
Michelle can play the piano very well.

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helping verb meaning example

Helping Verbs (Modal Auxiliaries)


ability I can dance.
can
polite question Can you pass me the water?

past ability I couldn't go to school yesterday.


could
polite question Could you please help me?

possibility She may come tomorrow.


may
polite question May I help you?

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might possibility It might rain.9


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3

4
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necessity
must You must get some sleep.
need
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10 2

9 3
8 4

You should go 7
6 5

should advice
to bed now.

future I will go to school


will
happening with you tomorrow.
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Would you please
would polite question
open the window?

be able to ability I am able to sing.

future
be going to I am going to sing in the class.
happening

necessity
has / have to I have to finish my homework.
need

past necessity I had to finish my homework


had to
past need last night.
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L ractice
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Put the words in the correct boxes.

[Example] rain / might / tomorrow. / It

It might rain tomorrow.


subject helping verb main verb
(modal auxiliary)

1 study / Joanna / harder. / should

subject helping verb main verb


Comment
ca va?

2 Doris / speak / can / French. Comment


ca va?

subject helping verb main verb


Comment
ca va?

3 can / close / You / the / door.

subject helping verb main verb

4 later. / snow / It / might

subject helping verb main verb

Comment
ca va?
Unscramble the words to create sentences.

Helping Verbs (Modal Auxiliaries)


Comment
ca va?

[Example] (must / Luc / see / doctor / a / today.) Luc must see a doctor today.

Comment
1 he / come / tomorrow? / Could / hereca va? 1

2
2 Benny / practice / should / everyday.
Comment
ca va?

3 You / not / the hallway. / must / in / run


3

Comment
ca va?

4 She / go / next / week. / will / surfing


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Use the words in the box to complete the sentences.

might / might / can / do / can't / must / should / has to / would

1 The chef bake cakes, but she write poems.

2 I go to the library, or I go to the market.


2
3 Shawn was not at school yesterday. 3

He have been sick yesterday.


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4 I go to the party tonight. 4

5 you like some more cheese?

6 Mr. Anderson work right now. 1

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T r y M o r e
Complete the sentences using the words in the box.

must / might / could

A Hey, Ben! Are you coming to my house today?


B Yes, I am.
A __________________ you bring your Monopoly set?
I want to play Monopoly.
B Sure. I ______________ even bring my Playstation.
A That's wonderful!
B You ______________ remember to make some popcorn.
A Yes, I will.
Helping Verbs (Modal Auxiliaries)
Write 10 sentences using helping verbs.

1 (can)

2 (should)

3 (will)

4 (would)

5 (be able to)

6 (be going to)

7 (had to)

8 (might)

9 (could)

10 (have to)

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