Do Does Did Helping Verbs Printable Worksheet for Grade 3
English Grammar Worksheet for Grade 3 on Do Does Did Helping Verbs
Helping verbs make sentences clearer and help us ask questions correctly in English. In this Grade 3 English grammar worksheet, students get to practice helping verbs like do, does, and did through fun and simple exercises. The worksheet includes activities such as underlining helping verbs, filling in the blanks, choosing the correct answers, rewriting sentences, and sentence formation activities.
By practicing these exercises regularly, Grade 3 students can improve sentence building, grammar accuracy, reading, and writing skills. This worksheet is designed in a simple and engaging way so children can easily understand how helping verbs are used in daily communication.
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What Is the Topic?
This English grammar worksheet for Grade 3 focuses on helping verbs do, does, and did. These helping verbs are used to ask questions and show action clearly. They help in making sentences more complete.
Students learn:
• How to use do in present tense sentences
• How to use does with singular subjects
• How to use did when talking about the past
• How to identify helping verbs in sentences
• How to rewrite incorrect sentences correctly
The worksheet also teaches students how helping verbs are used in questions and regular statements.
Examples from the worksheet:
• Do you like mangoes?
• Does he play the guitar?
What’s in This Worksheet?
1. Underline the helping verbs in each sentence.
2. Fill in the blanks using do, does, or did.
3. Multiple-choice questions to choose the correct helping verb.
4. Rewrite incorrect sentences using the correct helping verb.
5. Sentence formation practice using a picture.
6. Practice with present tense and past tense helping verbs.
7. Question-making practice using helping verbs.
8. Grammar revision activities that help students prepare for school exams and classwork.
Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips
Helping verbs are words that help the main verb in a sentence.
The worksheet explains:
• Use “do” and “does” in questions.
• Use “did” when asking about the past.
Examples:
• Do you like mangoes?
• Does he play the guitar?
Quick techniques:
• Use “do” with I, we, you, and they.
• Use “does” with he and she.
• Use “did” for past actions.
Examples from the worksheet:
• I do my homework every evening.
• She does her drawing neatly.
• They did a good job on the project.
Learning tips:
• Read the subject carefully before choosing the helping verb.
• Look for words that show past actions.
• Practice sentence rewriting carefully.
• Underline helping verbs while reading.
Why Is It Important to Learn This?
Learning helping verbs is important because they help students form correct English sentences. Helping verbs improve speaking and writing skills and make communication easier.
This topic helps students:
• Speak clearly
• Ask questions correctly
• Write complete sentences
• Improve grammar accuracy
• Understand sentence structure better
Helping verbs are also important for school exams, worksheets, classroom activities, and daily English communication.
Where Will This Knowledge Help You?
Students can use helping verbs in many situations, such as:
• Writing school assignments
• Answering grammar questions in exams
• Reading English sentences correctly
• Participating in classroom speaking activities
• Asking and answering questions
• Daily conversations in English
This Grade 3 English grammar worksheet helps students become more confident while speaking and writing English.
How to Use This Worksheet?
1. Read each sentence carefully before answering.
2. Identify the subject in the sentence first.
3. Choose the correct helping verb: do, does, or did.
4. Underline the helping verb wherever required.
5. Complete all fill-in-the-blank activities carefully.
6. Rewrite incorrect sentences correctly.
7. Practice sentence formation activities neatly.
8. Review all answers carefully after completing the worksheet.
9. The solutions follow the exact worksheet order, so compare your answers carefully with each question.
10. Practice these helping verb exercises regularly to improve grammar skills.
Important Tips and Tricks
1. Use “do” with I, we, they, and you.
Example: I do my homework every day.
2. Use “does” with he and she.
Example: She does her drawing neatly.
3. Use “did” when the sentence talks about the past.
Example: They did a good job on the project.
4. Read questions carefully before choosing the helping verb.
5. While rewriting sentences, check if the helping verb matches the subject.
6. Underline only the helping verb in each sentence.
7. In MCQs, eliminate incorrect options first.
8. Practice sentence formation regularly to improve writing skills.
9. Write neatly and check spellings carefully.
10. Always follow the correct order of the questions while answering.
Complete Answer Key
Exercise 1
Underline the helping verbs in each sentence.
1. I __DO__ my homework every evening.
2. She __does__ her drawing neatly.
3. They __did__ a good job on the project.
4. He __does__ not like loud noise.
5. __Did__ you clean your room?
6. We __do__ our reading in class.
7. __Did__ he bring his lunch?
8. You __do__ your work on time.
9. She __did__ her best in the race.
10. __Do__ they go to the same school?
Exercise 2
Fill in the blanks with the correct helping verb: do, does, or did.
1. I DO my homework every day.
2. She __does__ not eat sweets.
3. They __do__ their work nicely.
4. He __does__ not like loud music.
5. We __do__ our reading quietly.
6. I __did__ my best in the test.
7. She __did__ her work yesterday.
8. They __do__ their craft neatly.
9. __Did__ you go to school today?
10. __Did__ he bring his lunchbox?
Exercise 3
Choose the correct helping verb from the options given below and fill in the blanks.
1. I DO my drawing every day.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
2. He __does__ not play video games.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
3. They __do__ their best in school.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
4. She __does__ her homework quickly.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
5. We __do__ yoga in the morning.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
6. __Did__ you see the new cartoon?
a) Do b) Does c) Did
7. She __did__ not go to the shop.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
8. They __did__ a puppet show.
a) Do b) Does c) Did
Exercise 4
Rewrite each sentence using the correct helping verb: do, does, or did. Underline the helping verb.
1. I __do__ my work daily.
2. She __does__ not like carrots.
3. They __do__ their homework.
4. He __does__ his best in class.
5. We __do__ painting on Monday.
6. I __did__ a drawing yesterday.
7. She __does__ a great job.
8. They __do__ not finish early.
9. __Does__ he go to school?
10. __Do__ you go to the shop?
Exercise 5
Write 5 sentences using helping verbs do, does, did on the picture given below.
1. The girl does watering in the garden.
2. The boy did planting yesterday.
3. They do gardening together.
4. The dog did digging near the plants.
5. She does gardening every morning.
This Grade 3 English grammar worksheet on do, does, and did helping verbs is a fun way to improve grammar skills and sentence formation. Regular practice helps students become more confident in reading, writing, and speaking English correctly. By completing these exercises carefully and in order, students can strengthen their understanding of helping verbs and perform better in grammar activities and exams.