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    This document is an English worksheet for 7th grade students. It contains questions about auxiliary verbs and their use in sentences. Students are asked to fill in blanks with appropriate auxiliary verbs like "be", "have", and "do" in their different tenses. They also have to form negative and interrogative sentences using auxiliary verbs. The worksheet provides practice with auxiliary verbs and their roles in sentences.

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    UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN

    (2018 – 2019)

    Subject : English Topic : Auxiliary Verb Worksheet : 2 (ANSWER KEY)


    Name :___________________ Class : VII Sec : ____ Roll No:___ Date:________

    Infinitive Present Tense Past Tense Past Participle


    to be am, is, are was, were been
    to have have, has had had
    to do do, does did done

    Q1. Fill in the blanks with suitable Auxiliary Verbs.


    (i) Have we met before?
    (ii) A new set of clothes were given to the poor orphans last night.
    (iii) Is there any spoon left?
    (iv) Randhir usually has a bath in the morning, but I have one in the evening.
    (v) My friend and I had a quarrel yesterday, but we have made up today.
    (vi) You have all done well in last week’s Maths test.
    (vii) Do you know anyone in the Collector’s office?
    (viii) Did it rain in May in Delhi?
    (ix) I did not go for swimming last week.
    (x) I don’t have the slightest idea what he meant.

    Q2. Fill in the blanks using appropriate option from the bracket.

    (i) He ___________ writing a novel. (is/have/had)


    (ii) He ___________ to retire next year. (is/has/have)
    (iii) They ___________ marching forward. (are/have/will)
    (iv) The dinner ___________ being cooked. (is/has/will)
    (v) They ____________ being questioned. (are/has/will)
    (vi) They ____________ engaged in a heated argument. (were/will/am)
    (vii) I ____________ a cable from my son in New York. (am/had/was)
    (viii) They ____________ violated the agreement. (have/are/were)
    (ix) She ____________ never promised to do it. (has/are/were)
    (x) I _____________ forgotten to post the letter. (am/had/was)

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    Q3. Fill in the blanks using suitable appropriate auxiliary verbs.

    (i) Does she like chocolates?


    (ii) Do they come next week?
    (iii) No, I don’t like summer.
    (iv) He just had his lunch before half an hour.
    (v) Have they completed their work?
    (vi) She did not come to school yesterday.
    (vii) They were late for the class.
    (viii) Why don’t you visit the doctor?
    (ix) I am fond of reading.
    (x) She is coming to meet us.
    (xi) Are you aware of the consequence of your action?

    Q4. Fill in the blanks with appropriate auxiliary verbs.

    (i) Do you know where John lives?


    (ii) I did not see him last week.
    (iii) She was playing the piano when I entered the room.
    (iv) The boy had regained consciousness before the doctor came.
    (v) Have you ever been to New Zealand?

    Q5. Make negative sentences using the helping verbs given below.

    (i) did - She did not do her job well.


    (ii) had - I had not been able to attend the function last year.
    (iii) were - They were not happy with the outcome.
    (iv) does - She does not like dancing.

    Q6. Make interrogative sentences using the helping verbs given below.

    (i) has - Has she gathered everything she wanted?


    (ii) am - Am I audible?
    (iii) Is - Isn’t she writing an article?
    (iv) has - Hasn’t he completed his work yet?

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