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Auxiliary Do
Modals
100
this describes a large amount or high quality
What is substantial
100
a museum does this to artwork
What is exhibit?
100
You do this when you draw pictures to explain your vocabulary.
What is illustrate?
100
the form of the verb that goes the auxiliary verb "do."
What is the base or dictionary form?
100
Words that we call modals
What are can, would, should, will, must
200
another word for "perfect"
What is ideal
200
You teacher does this to show your work or classroom projects.
What is display?
200
Bells ring to do this when it's time to change the classes.
What is signal?
200
She doesn't _________________ the school lunch.
What is like or eat
200
The form of the verb that comes right after the modal.
What is the base form of the verb?
300
You play this part when people look up to you and respect you.
What is role model?
300
Your math teacher would do this to show you how to solve equations.
What is demonstrate?
300
Only your enemy would do this to your secrets.
What is reveal?
300
The error in this sentence Because she didn't saw the car, she got hit and was badly hurt.
What is saw?
300
The error in this sentence: The lazy student should working hard in school.
What is working?
400
this would describe someone who can change his or her mind or plans easily.
What is flexible?
400
The stars on the map do this to show you the capitals of the different states.
What is indicate.
400
the part of speech of the word demonstrate.
What is a verb?
400
the error in this sentence: The guidance counselor don't want to change my schedule.
What is don't?
400
Part of speech to which modals belong.
What is a verb?
500
something obvious
What is apparent?
500
The part of speech of the word demonstration.
What is a noun?
500
The part of speech of the word indicated.
What is a verb
500
The errors in this sentence: Why don't he wants to eat? Don't he have any money to buy lunch?
What are don't, want and don't
500
The main verb in the sentence: They should always indicate their preferences.
What is indicate?