12.09.24 Вся грамматика - All grammar

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In this English grammar lesson you will learn all about auxiliary verbs. Auxiliary verbs are also known as helping verbs. Here is the contents of this lesson: The definition and meaning of auxiliary verbs including examples. The list of the common auxiliary verbs in English (be, have and do) Learn about primary auxiliary verbs (that help form tenses). How to use auxiliary verbs: to help main verbs form a verb tense (with rules and examples) to form negatives and questions. to form the passive voice to give emphasis to a sentence. We also use them in question tags and short answers to avoid repetition.

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The ING form of the main verb refers to the present participle or gerund form of a verb, which is created by adding “-ing” to the base form of the verb. This form is used in several grammatical contexts, such as:

1. Present Continuous Tense: It describes an action happening now or around the current moment.

   • Example: I am reading a book.

2. Gerunds: When a verb is used as a noun.

   • Example: Reading is fun.

3. Progressive forms of verbs: Used in past, present, and future progressive tenses to indicate ongoing actions.

   • Example: She was reading when I called her.

4. After certain verbs and prepositions: Some verbs require the verb following them to be in the -ing form.

   • Example: I enjoy reading.

In all these examples, the main verb takes the "-ing" form to function appropriately in the sentence.