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In 'You were expecting a phone call.' the helping verb is 'were'.

In 'I was expecting a phone call.' the helping verb is 'was'.

"Am, is, are, was, were,

be, being, been,

these are the linking verbs,

try to fit them in!"

This is a song I owe to my sixth grade English teacher who helped me figure this out! So, in your case, were would be the helping verb:)

Try to sing the song, it really helps and it's pretty addicting!

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