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Task Explanation:
The task requires identifying and underlining the main verbs and helping verbs in each sentence.
- Main Verbs: These are the primary action or state words in a sentence.
- Helping Verbs: These are auxiliary verbs that help form the tense, mood, or voice of the main verb. Examples include: *are, is, do, will, would, should, has, have, may, might*.
Solution:
Let's analyze each sentence step by step:
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#### 1. You should finish your homework tonight.
- Helping Verb: *should*
- Main Verb: *finish*
- Underlined Sentence: You should finish your homework tonight.
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#### 2. It might rain tomorrow.
- Helping Verb: *might*
- Main Verb: *rain*
- Underlined Sentence: It might rain tomorrow.
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#### 3. Have you seen my keys?
- Helping Verb: *have*
- Main Verb: *seen*
- Underlined Sentence: Have you seen my keys?
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#### 4. Where will you move to?
- Helping Verb: *will*
- Main Verb: *move*
- Underlined Sentence: Where will you move to?
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#### 5. They are thinking about a change in venue.
- Helping Verb: *are*
- Main Verb: *thinking*
- Underlined Sentence: They are thinking about a change in venue.
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#### 6. We would like to go with you tomorrow.
- Helping Verb: *would*
- Main Verb: *like*
- Underlined Sentence: We would like to go with you tomorrow.
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#### 7. He is working at the mall this week.
- Helping Verb: *is*
- Main Verb: *working*
- Underlined Sentence: He is working at the mall this week.
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#### 8. I do not want you to get sick.
- Helping Verb: *do*
- Main Verb: *want*
- Underlined Sentence: I do not want you to get sick.
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#### 9. Could you help him with that?
- Helping Verb: *could*
- Main Verb: *help*
- Underlined Sentence: Could you help him with that?
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#### 10. He might listen to you.
- Helping Verb: *might*
- Main Verb: *listen*
- Underlined Sentence: He might listen to you.
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#### 11. We have done our best.
- Helping Verb: *have*
- Main Verb: *done*
- Underlined Sentence: We have done our best.
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#### 12. She can borrow this book.
- Helping Verb: *can*
- Main Verb: *borrow*
- Underlined Sentence: She can borrow this book.
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Final Answer:
Here are the sentences with the helping verbs and main verbs underlined:
1. You should finish your homework tonight.
2. It might rain tomorrow.
3. Have you seen my keys?
4. Where will you move to?
5. They are thinking about a change in venue.
6. We would like to go with you tomorrow.
7. He is working at the mall this week.
8. I do not want you to get sick.
9. Could you help him with that?
10. He might listen to you.
11. We have done our best.
12. She can borrow this book.
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\text{See the underlined sentences above.}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of main and helping verb worksheet.