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Auxiliary Verbs Be Do Have

The document discusses the three primary auxiliary verbs in English: be, do, and have. It provides examples of how each verb is used to form different tenses, voices, and moods. It also includes additional resources on auxiliary verbs.

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Auxiliary Verbs Be Do Have

The document discusses the three primary auxiliary verbs in English: be, do, and have. It provides examples of how each verb is used to form different tenses, voices, and moods. It also includes additional resources on auxiliary verbs.

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Remember that these auxiliary verbs can be combined

Auxiliary verbs be do have with main verbs to create different verb phrases. For
Auxiliary verbs (also known as helping verbs) are used to example, "I am eating," "They did their homework," or
form different tenses, voices, and moods in English. The "She has written a letter."
three primary auxiliary verbs in English are "be," "do," Auxiliar resources:
and "have." Here's a brief explanation of each:
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"Be": The verb "be" is used to indicate various states,
conditions, or qualities. It is also used to form https://youtu.be/dPd9pyAuUgQ
continuous tenses and the passive voice. Here are some
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examples:
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Present tense: I am happy. She is studying.
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Past tense: They were at the party. He was tired.
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Future tense: We will be there on time. She will be
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singing.

Continuous tense: He is eating dinner. They were


studying all night.

Passive voice: The book was written by Jane. The car


was repaired by the mechanic.

"Do": The verb "do" is used as an auxiliary verb to form


questions, negatives, and emphatic statements. It is also
used for emphasis or to add intensity to a verb. Here are
some examples:

Questions: Do you like chocolate? Did they arrive on


time?

Negatives: I do not understand. She does not know the


answer.

Emphasis: I do love ice cream! He does work hard.

"Have": The verb "have" is used as an auxiliary verb to


form perfect tenses and the perfect aspect. It is also
used in expressions like "have to" or "have got to" to
indicate obligation or necessity. Here are some
examples:

Present perfect: They have finished their work. She has


seen that movie.

Past perfect: We had already eaten when they arrived.


He had finished his homework.

Future perfect: I will have completed the project by


tomorrow. She will have left by the time you arrive.

Obligation/necessity: I have to go to the store. She has


got to finish her assignment.

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