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Want to speak and write English fluently? 🚀 Master helping (auxiliary) verbs with this easy guide! 🔥

Helping verbs are essential for forming tenses, asking questions, making negatives, and more! Learning them will boost your grammar skills and help you sound more natural in English.

🔹 What are Helping Verbs?
Helping verbs (also called auxiliary verbs) are used with main verbs to create different verb tenses, moods, and voices.

💡 Common Helping Verbs & Examples:

✅ Be (am, is, are, was, were, been, being) – She is running.
✅ Have (have, has, had, having) – I have finished my work.
✅ Do (do, does, did) – Do you like pizza?
✅ Can – She can swim.
✅ Could – I could run fast when I was a kid.
✅ Will – I will call you tomorrow.
✅ Would – I would love to visit Paris.
✅ Shall – You shall receive your order soon.
✅ Should – You should eat healthy food.
✅ May – You may go now.
✅ Might – She might come to the party.
✅ Must – You must wear a seatbelt.
✅ Ought to – You ought to apologize.
✅ Need to – You need to finish your work.
✅ Dare – He dare not speak.

📢 How to Use This Video?
✔ Listen and repeat the examples.
✔ Take notes and try using these verbs in your own sentences.
✔ Comment below with a sentence using a helping verb! 👇

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