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Adverbs of Frequency
You can see more about adverbs of frequency in the grammar section.
In the third person (he, she, it) form, the question form of the verb to do takes an s. For
example:-
I/we/you/
Do have something? do something? like something? want something?
they
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! "What do you do?" = What is your job? vs. "What are you doing?" = What are you actually
doing right now?
For example:
Q - What do you do?
A - I'm a teacher.
Q - What are you doing?
A - I'm teaching.
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"I always
boil the
"Water boils "Is the
kettle "The kettle
at 100 - - kettleboiling yet
before I isn'tboiling."
degrees." ?"
make the
tea."
"It
"It often
never snows "I enjoy sno "It isn't snowing,
snows in - -
in Germany in w." the sun isshining.
the winter."
the summer."
Q- "Is he sitting?"
A- "No, he isn't sitting, he's standing.
Q- "What does he teach?"
A- "He teaches English."
Q- "What is he doing?"
A- "He's holding a flag."
Q- "Where does he work?"
A- "He works at a language school in
London."
Q- "Is he working there today?"
A- "No, he isn't working there today,
it's shut."
Q- "What is he doing today?.
A- "He's driving to Nottingham."
Q- "Does he often drive to
Nottingham."
A- "No, he usually takes the train.