Podcast of Subject Verb Agreement
AUXILIARY HELPING VERB:-
Any kind of sentence linking verb or helping verb is a minor difference that linking verb connects noun or adjective but helping verb will connect to a noun. The helping verb comes with action. linking verb comes with noun or adjective.
EXAMPLES:-
- Mai ja raha hu.
- I am going. (am linking verb)
- Mai smart hu
- I am smart. (smart is an adjective its quality& am is linking verb)
Auxiliary is divided into two parts:-
- Primary auxiliary
- Model auxiliary
Primary auxiliary-
They are divided into three parts do, we, or have, do, does, or did is a part of we. Is, am, are, was, were is a part of, has, have, or had.
EXAMPLES:-
- Wo kaam kar raha hai.
- He is doing work.
- Praveen and Gaurav are sitting
- You are sitting
- I am standing
These are examples of we. Now let’s see the example of do. Do is using for negative or interrogative sentences.
EXAMPLES:-
- I do not help you.
- You do not help me
- They do not help me
- We do not help each other
- She does not help me.
- He does not help me.
- Mohan does not sit properly.
Anything you want to use I, we, you, they, and use with a lot of names. he, she, it, or anyone name using does. did is using for past.
EXAMPLES:-
- He did not go there
- Vo waha nahi gaya
- We did not do it
Now talk about have, has, or had. We use had for past and you can use any place or any sentence.
EXAMPLES:-
- We had helped you.
- Humne tumhari help ki thi
- They had helped you.
- Unhone tumhari help ki thi.
- You had stolen my book.
- Tumne meri book churai thii
- I had seen that.
- Maine wo dekha tha.
Has or have, we use to have for above than one name or we use has for one thing or name.
EXAMPLES:-
- Praveen has helped many people
- Praveen ne bhut logo ki help ki hai.
- Praveen has done many mistakes.
- Praveen ne bhut sari mistakes ki hai.
- You have helped him.
- Tumne uski madat ki hai.
Has, have had, is, am, are, was, were used by we already use in tenses.
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