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Do vs Does: present simple usage.

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Do and Does MasteryVersión en línea Do vs Does: present simple usage. por Tintu Rajan 1 Slide 1: What are do and does? Do and does are auxiliary verbs used to form questions and negatives in the present simple. They agree with the subject. 2 Slide 2: Do with I/you/we/they We use do with I, you, we, and they. Example: Do you like coffee? / They do not play soccer. 3 Slide 3: Does with he/she/it We use does with he, she, and it. Example: Does he work on weekends? / She does not swim. 4 Slide 4: Forming questions (present) To form questions, place do or does at the beginning: Do you live here? Does she drive to work? 5 Slide 5: Negative sentences Negatives use not after do/does: You do not (don’t) like sushi. He does not (doesn’t) study abroad. 6 Slide 6: Short answers Short answers repeat the auxiliary: Do you sing? Yes, I do. Does she travel? No, she doesn’t. 7 Slide 7: Singular subject rule With third person singular (he, she, it), use does. For others, use do. No change to main verb. 8 Slide 8: Common mistakes A common error is using do/does with wrong subjects, or forgetting not in negatives. Check subject-auxiliary agreement. 9 Slide 9: Quick practice Fill the blanks: ___ you like apples? She ___ go to the gym. They not ___ speak French. 10 Slide 10: Recap Do for I/you/we/they; does for he/she/it. Use for questions and negatives; watch agreement and short answers.

Do and Does MasteryVersión en línea

Do vs Does: present simple usage.

por Tintu Rajan

Slide 1: What are do and does?

Do and does are auxiliary verbs used to form questions and negatives in the present simple. They agree with the subject.

Slide 2: Do with I/you/we/they

We use do with I, you, we, and they. Example: Do you like coffee? / They do not play soccer.

Slide 3: Does with he/she/it

We use does with he, she, and it. Example: Does he work on weekends? / She does not swim.

Slide 4: Forming questions (present)

To form questions, place do or does at the beginning: Do you live here? Does she drive to work?

Slide 5: Negative sentences

Negatives use not after do/does: You do not (don’t) like sushi. He does not (doesn’t) study abroad.

Slide 6: Short answers

Short answers repeat the auxiliary: Do you sing? Yes, I do. Does she travel? No, she doesn’t.

Slide 7: Singular subject rule

With third person singular (he, she, it), use does. For others, use do. No change to main verb.

Slide 8: Common mistakes

A common error is using do/does with wrong subjects, or forgetting not in negatives. Check subject-auxiliary agreement.

Slide 9: Quick practice

Fill the blanks: ___ you like apples? She ___ go to the gym. They not ___ speak French.

Slide 10: Recap

Do for I/you/we/they; does for he/she/it. Use for questions and negatives; watch agreement and short answers.

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