📝 GRAMMAR QUIZ

Helping Verbs Quiz

Test your understanding of helping verbs and learn how they work with main verbs in everyday English sentences.

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60%

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Question 1

Which word is a helping verb?

Run Is Jump Write

“Is” can work as a helping verb when it is used with a main verb, such as “is running.”

Question 2

Which sentence contains a helping verb?

She runs every day. They played football. He is reading a book. We walked home.

“Is” is the helping verb in “is reading,” while “reading” is the main verb.

Question 3

Which word is the helping verb in “They are playing football”?

are playing football They

“Are” helps the main verb “playing” form the verb phrase.

Question 4

Which sentence uses “has” as a helping verb?

She has a bicycle. He has a new bag. Ravi has a car. She has finished her homework.

In “has finished,” “has” helps the main verb “finished” form the verb phrase. In the other sentences, “has” is the main verb.

Question 5

Which word completes the sentence correctly: “We ___ going to school.”?

is are am be

“Are” agrees with the subject “we” and helps the main verb “going.”

Question 6

Which sentence uses “will” as a helping verb?

I will a new book. Will is my friend. I will visit my grandmother tomorrow. She will happy.

“Will” helps the main verb “visit” show a future action.

Question 7

Which helping verb correctly completes the question: “___ you finished your work?”

Have Is Am Be

“Have” works with “finished” to form the question “Have you finished your work?”

Question 8

Which sentence contains a helping verb and a main verb?

Birds fly. She smiled. They laughed. We are learning.

“Are” is the helping verb and “learning” is the main verb in “We are learning.”

Question 9

Which sentence uses “do” as a helping verb?

I do my homework. Do you like tea? They do the work. We do exercise every day.

In “Do you like tea?”, “do” helps form the question, while “like” is the main verb.

Question 10

Why are helping verbs useful?

They only name people. They replace every noun. They help main verbs express tense, questions, negatives, or other meanings. They are used only in questions.

Helping verbs work with main verbs to form different verb structures, including questions, negatives, and different tenses.

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Helping Verbs Quiz: Test Grammar

Helping Verbs Quiz

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Which word is a helping verb?

Which sentence contains a helping verb?

Which word is the helping verb in “They are playing football”?

Which sentence uses “has” as a helping verb?

Which word completes the sentence correctly: “We ___ going to school.”?

Which sentence uses “will” as a helping verb?

Which helping verb correctly completes the question: “___ you finished your work?”

Which sentence contains a helping verb and a main verb?

Which sentence uses “do” as a helping verb?

Why are helping verbs useful?

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Helping Verbs Quiz: Test Grammar

Helping Verbs Quiz

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Which word is a helping verb?

Which sentence contains a helping verb?

Which word is the helping verb in “They are playing football”?

Which sentence uses “has” as a helping verb?

Which word completes the sentence correctly: “We ___ going to school.”?

Which sentence uses “will” as a helping verb?

Which helping verb correctly completes the question: “___ you finished your work?”

Which sentence contains a helping verb and a main verb?

Which sentence uses “do” as a helping verb?

Why are helping verbs useful?

Great Job!

Review Your Answers

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