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    The document provides information on auxiliary verbs in English including: 1) To be verbs (am, is, are, was, were) which express things like present and past tense. 2) To do verbs (do, does, did) which are used with other verbs to form sentences. 3) To have verbs (have, has, had) which are also used to form sentences along with other verbs. 4) Modal verbs (can, may, must, should) which provide additional meaning around verbs like possibility, obligation, or willingness. Examples of how to use modal verbs in sentences are provided.

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    The document provides information on auxiliary verbs in English including: 1) To be verbs (am, is, are, was, were) which express things like present and past tense. 2) To do verbs (do, does, did) which are used with other verbs to form sentences. 3) To have verbs (have, has, had) which are also used to form sentences along with other verbs. 4) Modal verbs (can, may, must, should) which provide additional meaning around verbs like possibility, obligation, or willingness. Examples of how to use modal verbs in sentences are provided.

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    The document provides information on auxiliary verbs in English including: 1) To be verbs (am, is, are, was, were) which express things like present and past tense. 2) To do verbs (do, does, did) which are used with other verbs to form sentences. 3) To have verbs (have, has, had) which are also used to form sentences along with other verbs. 4) Modal verbs (can, may, must, should) which provide additional meaning around verbs like possibility, obligation, or willingness. Examples of how to use modal verbs in sentences are provided.

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    The document provides information on auxiliary verbs in English including: 1) To be verbs (am, is, are, was, were) which express things like present and past tense. 2) To do verbs (do, does, did) which are used with other verbs to form sentences. 3) To have verbs (have, has, had) which are also used to form sentences along with other verbs. 4) Modal verbs (can, may, must, should) which provide additional meaning around verbs like possibility, obligation, or willingness. Examples of how to use modal verbs in sentences are provided.

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    Auxiliary

    1. To be

    To be
    Subject
    present Past
    I Am Was
    Verb + ing
    You
    They Are Were
    Adjective
    We
    He
    noun
    She is Was
    it

    Example:

    She is/was going To school


    She Is not/was not going To school
    is/was she going To school?

    they are student In this university


    they Are not student In this university
    are they student In this university?

    2. To do

    To do
    subject
    present Past
    I Do
    You
    They
    we Did Verb
    He
    She Does
    it
    Example:

    They Submit Their work


    They Don’t/didn’t Submit Their work
    Do/did They Submit Their work

    Dalam kontek kalimat positif di “to do” do dan does menyatu dengan verb

    Subject; I/you/they/we (verb)…………….. he/she/it (verb+s)

    She Submits Her work


    She Doesn’t/didn’t Submit Her work
    Does/did She Submit Her work

    3. To have

    To have
    subject
    Present past
    I Have
    You
    They
    we Had Verb III
    He
    She Has
    it

    Example:

    subject Have
    They Have/had gone Forever
    They Haven’t/hadn’t gone Forever
    Have/had They gone forever
    4. Modals

    Shall Will Can Must Might


    should would could may

    Modals is a special verb that behave irregularly in English. It will give additional information
    about function of main verb
    - Modals never change the form of verb (standard)
    - It always bare infinitive (without “to”)
    - Expressing; certainty, possibility, obligation, willingness, necessity, ability

    Subject + Modals + verb


    Additional I subject modals verb Additional II + -
    I Will come To your place
    she Can pull This box
    There is a lot of you Can bring It to your school
    apple in the box,
    you May not Believe It but I know it’s
    her
    Hei, it 4 pm you might Be late If don’t go now!

    Additional I modals subject verb Additional II ??


    You get a cavity, may I suggest You to go to the
    dentist?
    can You go To school by
    yourself?

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