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Helping Verbs
“I get by with a little help from my friends.” ~The Beatles
Review: Linking Verb
Connects joins a noun (or pronoun)
with a word that describes it.
Eckstein is awesome.
Review: Linking Verb
Connects joins a noun (or pronoun)
with a word that describes it.
Eckstein is awesome.
(noun)
(describing word)
Review: Linking Verb
Connects joins a noun (or pronoun)
with a word that describes it.
Eckstein is awesome.
(noun)
(describing word)
linking verb
Helping Verbs are NOT Linking Verbs
A helping verb comes before the
main verb and adds to its meaning.
The baby was crying.
Helping Verbs are NOT Linking Verbs
A helping verb comes before the
main verb and adds to its meaning.
The baby was crying.
(main verb)
Helping Verbs are NOT Linking Verbs
A helping verb comes before the
main verb and adds to its meaning.
The baby was crying.
(main verb)
Helping Verbs are NOT Linking Verbs
A helping verb comes before the
main verb and adds to its meaning.
The baby was crying.
(main verb)
helping verb
More Helping Verbs
Fluffy had been plotting.
More Helping Verbs
Fluffy had been plotting.
(main verb)
More Helping Verbs
Fluffy had been plotting.
(main verb)
More Helping Verbs
Fluffy had been plotting.
helping verbs
(main verb)
Even More Helping Verbs
The unicorn might have been prancing.
Even More Helping Verbs
The unicorn might have been prancing.
(verb)
Even More Helping Verbs
The unicorn might have been prancing.
(verb)
Even More Helping Verbs
The unicorn might have been prancing.
helping verbs
(verb)
Your Turn
The narwhal is singing.
Your Turn
The narwhal is singing.
(main verb)
Your Turn
The narwhal is singing.
(main verb)
helping verb
Your Turn
Ninja Chihuahuas might be learning
new moves.
Your Turn
Ninja Chihuahuas might be learning
(main verb)
new moves.
Your Turn
Ninja Chihuahuas might be learning
(main verb)
new moves.
helping verb
Your Turn
I never would have guessed!
Your Turn
I never would have guessed!
(main verb)
Your Turn
I never would have guessed!
(main verb)
helping verbs
Your Turn
I should have purchased
the blue and orange dress.
Your Turn
I should have purchased
(main verb)
the blue and orange dress.
Your Turn
I should have purchased
(main verb)
the blue and orange dress.
helping verb
One More
The convertible may be swerving soon.
One More
The convertible may be swerving soon.
(main verb)
One More
The convertible may be swerving soon.
(main verb)
helping verb