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    This document summarizes common English auxiliary verbs and their uses. It lists auxiliary verbs for simple present and past tense (both verbal and nominal forms), present perfect, past perfect, modals, passive voice, and provides examples of their use in affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences. Key auxiliary verbs covered include do/does, is/am/are, did, was/were, have/has, had, will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, have to/has to, must, be, being, been.

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    Auxiliary Verb (Kata Kerja Bantu)

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    This document summarizes common English auxiliary verbs and their uses. It lists auxiliary verbs for simple present and past tense (both verbal and nominal forms), present perfect, past perfect, modals, passive voice, and provides examples of their use in affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences. Key auxiliary verbs covered include do/does, is/am/are, did, was/were, have/has, had, will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, have to/has to, must, be, being, been.

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    Auxiliary Verb (Kata Kerja Bantu)

    Do/Does Simple Present (Verbal)


    Is/Am/Are Simple Present (Nominal)
    Did Simple Past (Verbal)
    Was/Were Simple Past (Nominal)
    Have/has Present Perfect (S+have/has+ V-3 + O/C)
    Had Past Perfect
    Modals (+ infinitive)
    Present Past
    will would
    shall should
    can could
    may might
    have to/has to Had to
    must Had to/ought to

    to be (passive)
    be modals
    is/am/are present
    was/were past
    being continuous
    been perfect


    1. My father stays in Bandung. (+)
    My father does not stay in Bandung. (-)
    Does my father stay in Bandung?
    2. Widad does her homework. (+)
    Widad does not do her homework.
    Widad does not her homework (Wrong)
    Does Widad do her Homework?
    3. Nizar has (haves) a lot of money. (+)
    Nizar has not a lot of money. (Wrong)
    Nizar does not have a lot of money.
    Does Nizar have a lot of money?
    4. We have studied English for 6 years. (present perfect tense)
    We have not studied English for 6 years. (-)
    Bedakan dengan kalimat berikut
    We have English class on Friday.
    We do not have English Class on Friday.

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