Helping Verbs Sentences
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Definition
The helping verb (auxiliary verb) does not have any action this verb only supports the main verb.
Note:-
| When no work is done in a sentence, it is called the helping verb. |
| When we speak any sentence in the English language we need to help with the main verb of the sentence. |
It is also called an auxiliary verb.
Pay attention only to helping verb sentence
Present Tense Sentence with helping Verb.
| Present Indefinite Sentence |
| She plays football. |
| He sings songs. |
| She meets you. |
| They come to school. |
| Rajesh drinks water. |
| Negative |
| She does not play football. |
| I do not go to school. |
| I do not like him. |
| He does not come to meet me. |
| She does not like to eat fruit. |
| Interrogative |
| Why does She play football? |
| Does she play football? |
| Do you know how to swim? |
| Whom do you like? |
| Where all do you want to go? |
| From where are you coming? |
| In which class do you read? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Why does not she play football? |
| Do I not go to school? |
| Why I do not go to school? |
| Where do not you live? |
| Present Indefinite Sentence |
| we can also use the do/does helping verb but that is called the emphatic sentence |
| Present Continuous Tense |
| It is raining. |
| Kiran is eating food. |
| Mahesh is sleeping. |
| We are playing cricket. |
| She is playing with her. |
| He is shouting |
| He is doing his work. |
| She is weeping. |
| Negative |
| He is not shouting. |
| She is not weeping |
| She is not playing with her. |
| Interrogative |
| What are you doing there? |
| Why are you shouting? |
| Why are you going there? |
| Is it raining? |
| Are we walking in the garden? |
| Is He shouting? |
| Is she playing the piano? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Is it not raining? |
| Is He not shouting? |
| What are you not doing there? |
| Is she not playing the piano? |
| Present Perfect Tense |
| He has told him about it. |
| Negative |
| He has told him about it. |
| Interrogative |
| Has he slept? |
| How has she sung the song? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Has he not told him about it? |
| Why has he not told him about it? |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
| Shyam has been using mobile since morning. |
| He has been working for many years. |
| He has been studying for two hours. |
| Negative |
| He has not been studying for two hours. |
| Interrogative |
| Has he been studying for two hours? |
| Why has he not been studying for two hours? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Has he not been studying for two hours? |
| Why has he not been studying for two hours? |
| Past Indefinite Tense |
| He did come yesterday. |
| She did want to do this work. |
| Negative sentence |
| He did not come yesterday |
| She did not want to do this work. |
| Interrogative |
| Why did he come yesterday? |
| Did you remember? |
| Interrogative |
| Why did he not come yesterday? |
| Did you not remember? |
| Past Continuous |
| She was cooking food last night. |
| Negative |
| She was not cooking food last night. |
| Interrogative |
| Why was she cooking food last night? |
| Was she cooking food last night? |
| Negative Interrogative |
| Why was she not cooking food last night? |
| Was she not cooking food last night? |
Helping Verbs Sentences
| Past Perfect sentence |
| He had told him. |
| He had played the match. |
| Negative |
| He had not told him. |
| He had not played the match. |
| Interrogative |
| Why had he told him? |
| had he told him? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Why had he not told him? |
| Had he not told him? |
| Past Perfect Continuous |
| He had been driving for two hours. |
| Negative |
| He had not been driving for two hours. |
| Interrogative |
| How had he been driving for two hours? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Had he not been driving for two hours. |
| Future Indefinite Tense |
| Rajni will give me a pen. |
| I will see you. |
| She will go there. |
| Interrogative |
| Who will bring up them? |
| How many people will come here? |
| Who will help you? |
| How many people will come here? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Will Neeta not give any time? |
| Will Rajni not give me a pen? |
| Who will not bring up them? |
| Who will not help you? |
| Future Continuous Tense |
| She will be going to school. |
| I will be sleeping at night. |
| Negative sentence |
| She will not be going to school. |
| I will not be sleeping at night |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Why will I be going to school? |
| Will I be seeping at night? |
| Why will I not be going to school? |
| Will I not be seeping at night? |
Helping Verbs Sentences
| Future Perfect Tense |
| The train will have started |
| I will have eaten food. |
| Negative |
| The train will not have started. |
| I will not have eaten food. |
| Interrogative |
| Why will The train have started? |
| Will I have eaten food? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Why will The train not have started |
| Will she not have eaten food. |
| Future Perfect Continuous |
| Raj will have been teaching them for 3 hours. |
| Jaya will have been sleeping since morning. |
| Negative Sentence |
| Raj will not have been teaching them for 3 hours. |
| Jaya will not have been sleeping since morning. |
| Interrogative |
| Why will Ram have been teaching them for 3 hours? |
| Will Jaya have been sleeping since morning? |
| Interrogative Negative |
| Why will Ram not have been teaching them for 3 hours? |
| Will Jaya not have been teaching them for 3 hours. |
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