Helping verbs worksheet for Grade 3 students, designed to teach identifying main and helping verbs in sentences.

A worksheet titled "Helping verbs" from K5 Learning, featuring a list of sentences with instructions to underline the main verb and circle the helping verbs, accompanied by an illustration of a boy at a cash register and a note explaining the concept of helping verbs.

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1. You should finish your homework tonight.
- Main verb: finish
- Helping verb: should

2. It might rain tomorrow.
- Main verb: rain
- Helping verb: might

3. Have you seen my keys?
- Main verb: seen
- Helping verb: have

4. Where will you move to?
- Main verb: move
- Helping verb: will

5. They are thinking about a change in venue.
- Main verb: thinking
- Helping verb: are

6. We would like to go with you tomorrow.
- Main verb: go
- Helping verb: would

7. He is working at the mall this week.
- Main verb: working
- Helping verb: is

8. I do not want you to get sick.
- Main verb: want
- Helping verb: do

9. Could you help him with that?
- Main verb: help
- Helping verb: could

10. He might listen to you.
- Main verb: listen
- Helping verb: might

11. We have done our best.
- Main verb: done
- Helping verb: have

12. She can borrow this book.
- Main verb: borrow
- Helping verb: can

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Helping verbs worksheet for Grade 3 students, designed to teach identifying main and helping verbs in sentences.

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