She *has* (main verb) already finished her homework.

*Are* (plural) you going to the party tonight?

He *does* (3rd person) not like to play tennis.

They *were* (past) watching a movie when the power went out.

Why *do* (base form) you think that?

We *have* (present) been waiting here for over an hour!

She *is* (singular) coming over later.

*Was* (past) John at the office yesterday?

How many languages *can* (ability) you speak?

He *must* (obligation) report to the principal immediately.

You *should* (advice) try to sleep early tonight.

They *might* (possibility) arrive late due to the traffic.

Who *is* (question) going to lead the meeting?

*Do* (imperative) open the window, please.

No, I *haven’t* (negation) seen your keys anywhere.

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*Do* (imperative) not forget to lock the door.

We *had* (past perfect) never seen such a beautiful sunset before.

She *will* (future) visit her grandparents next weekend.

You *were* (past continuous) running really fast yesterday!

They *have* (present perfect) already eaten lunch.

He *does* (emphasis) work hard every single day!

*Was* (past passive) the message delivered on time?

They *might* (possibility) not come to the party.

I *am* (present) feeling a little under the weather today.

*Could* (past ability) you play the piano when you were a child?

You *must* (necessity) wear a helmet while riding a bike.

*Can* (request) you help me with my homework?

She *shall* (formal future) be crowned queen tomorrow.

The document *has* (present perfect passive) been signed by all parties.

*Would* (polite request) you like some coffee?