👉 The helping fluid, often referred to as a complement or auxiliary verb, is a grammatical element that works alongside a main verb to form a complete action or state. It can modify the verb, making it more specific or providing additional context, such as indicating tense, aspect, mood, voice, or the subject's role. For example, in "She is reading a book," "is reading" is the helping fluid that specifies the present continuous tense and the subject's action. This fluid enhances the clarity and precision of communication by adding layers of meaning to the main verb.
