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"Auxiliary Verbs: Here to Help!" which is designed to help students practice using auxiliary (helping) verbs in English. Since I can't view images directly, I’ll assume the content of the worksheet is based on standard grammar exercises involving auxiliary verbs.
Let’s go through the typical structure and solve it step by step as if this were the actual worksheet.
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Worksheet Title:
Auxiliary Verbs: Here to Help!
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Instructions: Choose the correct auxiliary verb to complete each sentence.
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Here are the likely sentences from such a worksheet, along with explanations and answers:
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1. _____ you going to come tonight?
A. Are
B. Is
C. Was
✔ Answer: A. Are
👉 "Are you going..." is correct because "you" requires "are" in present tense questions.
✔️ *Correct sentence:* "Are you going to come tonight?"
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2. _____ you read the news?
A. Have
B. Has
C. Had
✔ Answer: A. Have
👉 "Have you read..." is the correct present perfect form for "you."
✔️ *Correct sentence:* "Have you read the news?"
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3. _____ your brother been abroad?
A. Has
B. Have
C. Had
✔ Answer: A. Has
👉 "Brother" is singular, so we use "has."
✔️ *Correct sentence:* "Has your brother been abroad?"
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4. _____ your teacher graduated yet?
A. Have
B. Has
C. Had
✔ Answer: B. Has
👉 "Teacher" is singular → "has." The sentence is asking about a completed action with present relevance.
✔️ *Correct sentence:* "Has your teacher graduated yet?"
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5. _____ the girl working at school?
A. Is
B. Are
C. Was
✔ Answer: A. Is
👉 "The girl" is singular → "is." Present continuous tense: "Is she working?"
✔️ *Correct sentence:* "Is the girl working at school?"
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6. _____ the plane arrived?
A. Has
B. Have
C. Had
✔ Answer: A. Has
👉 "Plane" is singular → "has." We're asking if the arrival has happened (present perfect).
✔️ *Correct sentence:* "Has the plane arrived?"
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✔ Summary of Answers:
| Question | Answer |
|--------|--------|
| 1 | A. Are |
| 2 | A. Have |
| 3 | A. Has |
| 4 | B. Has |
| 5 | A. Is |
| 6 | A. Has |
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🔍 Explanation of Auxiliary Verbs:
Auxiliary verbs (also called helping verbs) help form tenses, questions, and negatives. Common ones include:
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Be: am, is, are, was, were, been, being
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Do: do, does, did
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Have: have, has, had
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Will, Would, Can, Could, May, Might, Must, Should, etc.
In these sentences, we used:
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Are / Is / Has / Have – for forming questions and present perfect tense.
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Has is used with singular subjects;
Have with plural or "I/you."
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📌 Tips for Students:
- Always check the subject (singular or plural).
- Use
have with "I", "you", "we", "they".
- Use
has with "he", "she", "it", "the boy", "the teacher", etc.
- For past events with present relevance, use
have/has + past participle.
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