Helping Verbs

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
Sometimes when I am tired, I will pretend I am sleeping on a cloud.

• am | will | am
• will | am
• am | am
• None

Tags

CCSS.L.7.4C

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
In the event of nuclear fallout, citizens should remain calm and enter the nearest Vault.

• of | should | enter
• should | remain
• should
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
You should know how to tie your shoes, but if you do not know, I will teach you.

• should | do | will
• should | do
• should | know
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
Even though she is poor, she always gives her possessions away.

• is | gives
• is
• gives
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
If you are hungry, you should try to eat something.

• are | should try
• should
• are
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
I might leave school early today, so you must find another ride home.

• might leave
• might | must
• might leave | must find
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
I do believe you are pretending to be sick, and I will not allow you to leave.

• do | will
• do | will | are
• to be | to leave
• None

Tags

CCSS.L.6.6

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
I have two dollars, and I am going to spend them on coffee.

• have | am
• have
• am
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
They were free, but then they were captured them and sold to slavers from the Shattered Sea.

• were
• were free
• captured | sold
• None

What is(are) the helping verb(s)?
The old woman had three dogs, and they were barking for hours last night.

• had | were
• had
• were 
• None