1️⃣ BE (am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been)

• She is reading a book now.
• They are watching a movie tonight.
• I was born in India.
• The work was done yesterday.
• We were excited about the trip.

2️⃣ HAVE (have, has, had)

• I have eaten breakfast already.
• She has visited Paris twice.
• They have completed the project.
• He had left before I arrived.
• We have studied hard for the exam.

3️⃣ DO (do, does, did)

• Do you play the guitar?
• She does not like coffee.
• Did they call you?
• I do believe in you.
• Does he work here?

4️⃣ CAN

• She can speak Spanish.
• Can you help me, please?
• We can go tomorrow.
• I can’t hear you.
• Dogs can learn tricks quickly.

5️⃣ COULD

• When I was young, I could climb trees easily.
• Could you open the window?
• It could rain tonight.
• We could try a new restaurant.
• He couldn’t find his keys.

6️⃣ MAY

• May I come in?
• You may start the exam now.
• She may visit us next week.
• They may be late.
• It may be difficult, but it’s worth trying.

7️⃣ MIGHT

• He might call you later.
• We might go hiking this weekend.
• I might need your help.
• It might not work as planned.
• She might know the answer.

8️⃣ SHALL

• Shall we dance?
• What shall I do next?
• Shall I call you tomorrow?
• We shall overcome these problems.
• Shall we start the meeting?

9️⃣ SHOULD

• You should eat more vegetables.
• He should be here by now.
• We should leave early.
• They shouldn’t do that.
• Should I bring an umbrella?

🔟 WILL

• I will call you tonight.
• She will travel next month.
• Will you join us?
• They will be happy to hear this.
• He will always remember you.

1️⃣1️⃣ WOULD

• Would you like some coffee?
• I would go if I could.
• She would help if you asked.
• Would they mind waiting?
• He wouldn’t agree with that.

1️⃣2️⃣ MUST

• You must finish your homework.
• They must leave now.
• He must be the new manager.
• We mustn’t waste time.
• Must I attend the meeting?

1️⃣3️⃣ OUGHT TO

• You ought to see a doctor.
• He ought to study harder.
• They ought to arrive by noon.
• We ought to respect each other.
• She ought to tell the truth.