Question 15 unsaved verbs almost always go right before a(n): question 15 options: conjunction common noun proper noun action verb

Helping Verbs almost always go right before an action verb.

Verbs refer to description of an occurrence, action by forming the main part of the predicate in a sentence. Helping or auxiliary verbs are placed before the action verbs. There are two types of helping verbs; primary and model helping verbs.

Primary helping verbs involve:

Model helping verbs include

Examples are:

1. He is watching television.

(In this sentence, is helping verb and watching is an action verb.)

2. I might go shopping.

(In the above sentence, might is the helping verb and go is the action verb.)

b

explanation:

hold on ill find it