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Helping verbs are sometimes called auxillary verbs. They work with another verb (or sometimes with another helping verb). Here are the common helping verbs:
am is are was were could shall will being be may can might would should did do had has have
Harry can go with us to the circus. Shelly is drinking the juice. Joe may have left a message.
Rhymes
Two words that end with the same sounds rhyme. These words may or may not have the same letter pattern since the same letter pattern doesn't always make the same sound and since different letter patterns sometimes produce the same sound.
dust: must, bust, crust, trust (and more) there: air, their, care, chair, hair, hare (and more) store: bore, core, lore (and more)