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    The document discusses different helping verbs and their uses in sentences. It provides examples of how verbs like be, have, do are used as helping verbs with different subjects and tenses. It also lists other helping verbs like will, shall, should, could, would that are used to express future tense, conditional circumstances, permission, ability, possibility and necessity.

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    HELPING VERBS

    THE VERB BE USED AS A HELPING VERB:


    am is are was were be been
    I am learning to use a word processor to improve my writing.
    The winner of the weekly lottery is determined by a drawing.
    The Thompsons are arriving at eight o’clock.
    What was delivered this afternoon?
    The children were beginning to fall asleep when the phone rang.
    I will be finished in about an hour.
    They have been gone a long time.

    THE VERB HAVE USED AS A HELPING VERB:


    has have had
    The program has started; we should hurry.
    They have begun the program already.
    Mark had worked for NCR five years before he was promoted.

    THE VERB DO USED AS A HELPING VERB:


    do did does
    Yes, I do know how to solve that algebra problem.
    I hope you really did finish your homework.
    Jeremy does not like mathematics, but he does like English.

    HELPING VERBS USED FOR THE FUTURE TENSE:


    will shall
    They will begin the performance as soon as they find the tuba.
    Once the lumber is delivered, we shall begin building.

    HELPING VERBS USED TO SHOW CONDITIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES:


    should could would
    If the bus is on time, you should arrive at school by ten.
    I wish I could understand these directions.
    If you won the lottery, how would you spend it?

    HELPING VERBS FOR PERMISSION/ABILITY/POSSIBILITY/NECESSITY:


    can may might must
    (ability) (permission) (possibility) (necessity)
    These flowers can grow in a shaded area.
    John’s mother said that he may go on the camping trip.
    I might go to the movie, but I am not sure yet.
    I must finish this report tonight.
    HELPING VERBS

    AM
    IS
    ARE
    WAS
    WERE
    BEEN
    BE
    CAN
    HAS
    SHALL
    WILL
    DO
    DOES
    DID
    HAVE
    SHOULD
    MAY
    MIGHT
    WOULD
    MUST
    COULD
    HAD

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