Helping Verbs Worksheet
In this helping verbs worksheet, students have to read each sentence carefully. Next, they have to circle the action verb and underline the helping verb.
Generally, we use helping verbs to complement action verbs. For the majority of the time, the helping been goes before the action verb.
For example, in the sentence “he should listen in class” – “should” is the helping verb, and “listen” is the action verb.
Helping Verbs Worksheet Answer Key
1. At the music concert, she will play a classical music piece.
2. He could watch the soccer game from his apartment.
3. They may swim at the competition this evening.
4. He might run in the marathon of his leg feels better.
5. They would drive to the park but they don’t have enough time.
6. Dave was holding his backpack all the way to school.
7. If he wants to be healthy, he should eat more vegetables.
8. They must write a letter to the city of they don’t clean up their garbage.
9. Many kids were skating at the ice rink.
10. We shall dance until midnight.
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I agree with you because it is something good for them to do at home or school
These are very good questions and easy to understand about verb.
There is a spelling mistake in this worksheet:
4. He might run in the marathon of his leg feels better.
It should read ‘… if his leg feels better.’
Thanks Clive. I fixed it. Try downloading it again
This was very good for my kids to learn