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Title: Verbs and Auxiliaries


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Verbs and Auxiliaries
  • Verbs show action or existence.
  • Helping verbs show mood.

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What kinds of verbs are there?
  • First, action verbs show movement
  • Teachers usually talk a lot.
  • Students listen to their lectures.
  • Some action verbs seem inactive
  • Good teachers like their students.
  • Good students want to study.

How much action can the gal get?
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What are verbs of existence?
  • Existence verbs indicate being
  • Information exists online.
  • Were you home last night?
  • They can also show state or condition
  • Are you OK?
  • Angelica is eighteen this year.

So what keeps you inside the box?
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Then what are linking verbs?
  • Linking verbs show sense, such as look, sound,
    smell, etc
  • You look pleased did you get a high score on the
    quiz?
  • The potatoes smell good are they ready yet?
  • Verbs like seem, appear, and become are also
    linking verbs.

What kind of look does the boy want?
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What are causative verbs?
  • Causative verbs tell the action needed to make
    another action to happen
  • The lecture made us think about correct grammar.
  • The DSC Writing Center helped me to do homework.
  • Notice that objects (here us and me) follow
    causatives.

Do you others make you do anything odd?
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What are verb tenses?
  • Verb tenses show the time aspect of any action
  • In writing class, we study grammar.
  • You learned that past tense is usually verb ed.
  • Main verbs always tell their time, but verbals
    dont.

What time is the tourist talking about?
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What are irregular past verbs?
  • Irregular verbs do not show the past with the ed
    ending
  • The teacher spoke for hours.
  • So the students wrote for hours.
  • Yet many irregulars end in t or d
  • He spent it all.
  • We lost the game.

Is the babys act irregular?
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What then are verbals?
  • Verbals are not main verbs, but only helpers.
  • They are participles
  • We are learning more about English.
  • They are infinitives
  • We are learning to understand verbals.
  • They are also gerunds
  • Learning all this is complicated.

Is the little boy verbally confused?
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What are participle verb forms?
  • Participles are verbals acting as adjectives.
  • Present participles end in ing
  • The computer is running.
  • Past participles usually end in en or ed
  • Computers are run by electricity.
  • A confusing student and a confused one are in
    different conditions!

Has there been a misunderstanding?
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Can you use participles well?
  • Use exciting / excited, amazing / amazed
  • studying / studied,
  • surprising/ surprised
  • __ carefully for exams makes a big difference.
  • __ people ran from the terrorist bombs.
  • __ results occur when people try hard enough.
  • __ by the phone call, Erik went home early.

Is the pesky guy about to be removing or removed?
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What are infinitive verb forms?
  • Infinitive verbals are the base verbs plus to
  • It is a bad idea to sleep in any class.
  • Infinitives can show purpose
  • We go to college to prepare for careers.
  • Infinitive verbals can also function as nouns
  • To learn necessary information is our main goal
    here.

What is the purpose of rush hour?
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Can you use verbals correctly?
  • Use to change, changing, to attend, attending,
    to work, working, planning, plan to.
  • Do you __ graduate from college next year?
  • Can you imagine __ a different college?
  • Will you avoid __ in a boring job?
  • Do you ever wish __ your college major?

Is it work to watch TV?
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What are modals auxiliaries?
  • Modals like will, can, and must add to the
    meaning of verbs.
  • Which of these words do you think are also
    examples of modals?
  • May
  • Shall
  • Have

What does the little train think that he can do?
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Do you know how will is used?
  • Match the uses of will
  • desire
  • promise
  • plan
  • __1. I will learn English very well.
  • __2. We will end on time.
  • __3. Come over tonight, and I we will go riding.

Is the fortune teller practical?
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Do you know how shall is used?
  • Match the uses of shall
  • desire
  • promise
  • plan
  • __1. I shall learn piano.
  • __2. We shall start our work on time today.
  • __3. Come over tonight, and I we shall eat.

Does the lady think the diamond expert shall tell
her future?
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Do you know how can is used?
  • Match the uses of can
  • know how to
  • be able to
  • probably will
  • __1. I can see you here tomorrow morning.
  • __2. We can use all of these computers.
  • __3. They have money to take a week of vacation.

Can the US troops escape easily from Iraq?
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Do you know how might is used?
  • Match the uses of might
  • possible
  • permission
  • hope
  • __1. You might score 100 on the next quiz.
  • __2. Students might obtain a campus email
    account.
  • __3. They might have money to take a cruise.

What might the birds do?
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Can you understand modals?
  • Match uses of modals
  • obligation
  • desirability
  • probability
  • __1. Jose Rodriquez would like to find a better
    job one day.
  • __2. He works in a mill, but he should go to
    college.
  • __3. Some day he will get married, and then he
    ought to take care of his family.

Should the boy talk to girls for himself?
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