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    This document discusses 5 ways to use the verb "do/does" in English: 1) As a main verb by itself, such as "I do the dishes"; 2) To form questions, such as "Do you like ice cream?"; 3) To form negatives, such as "I do not like coffee"; 4) For emphasis, such as "I do clean my room"; 5) As an infinitive with other verbs like "want" or "need", such as "I want to do the dishes". It provides examples for each use and instructs the reader to practice them with a partner.

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    This document discusses 5 ways to use the verb "do/does" in English: 1) As a main verb by itself, such as "I do the dishes"; 2) To form questions, such as "Do you like ice cream?"; 3) To form negatives, such as "I do not like coffee"; 4) For emphasis, such as "I do clean my room"; 5) As an infinitive with other verbs like "want" or "need", such as "I want to do the dishes". It provides examples for each use and instructs the reader to practice them with a partner.

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    Ways to use the verb DO

    5 ways
    As a verb by itself Do/Does To ask a question? For emphasis! To form a negative

    As an infinitive with like -need -have - want

    Here are Five ways to use the verb Do/Does

    One way is simply as a verb by itself

    Do/Does as a verb by itself.


        

    I do the dishes. You do the laundry. She does her homework. We do nothing. They do everything!

    Turn to your partner and say


      

    I do my laundry on Saturday.or My wife does the laundry on Saturdayor My husband does the laundry on Saturday!

    Use do as an infinitive with another verb


         

    I want to do the dishes. She likes to do her homework. They like to do laundry on the weekends. We are going to do the laundry on Monday. We need to do the laundry next week. I have to do the laundry tomorrow.

    Turn to your partner and say


          

    I like to do the dishesor I hate to do the dishes. I like to do the shopping. I hate to do the shopping. I want to do the laundry. I hate to do the laundry. I have to do the laundry.

    Use Do to form a question? ? ? ?


        

    Do you like ice cream? Does she like coffee? Do they go to the movies? Do you like to do the dishes? Does she like to do the dishes?

    ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

    Turn to your partner and ask.


     

    Do you like coffee? Do you like to go to the movies?

    What did they answer?


     

    Does he or she like coffee? Does he or she like to go to the movies?

    Use do to form the negative


       

    I do not like coffee(I dont like coffee) You do not like ice cream. He does not like to go to the movies. They do not eat steak.

    And finally! Use do as emphasis!


    

      

    We use do before a verb to indicate emphasis!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do clean my room!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do wash the dishes!!!!!!!!!!!! I do do the laundry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Turn to your partner and say


    

    You dont know how to drive.

    (And see what she or he says) Go aheadDo it now!

    Did they answer Yes, I do!


    If nottry it again.
    

    Say to another personYou dont drive What did they say?

    Conclude the previous statement from the following:


     

    I do clean my room! What was the previous statement? I do wash the dishes! What was the previous statement?

     

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    Answers from previous slide


    

    You dont clean your room. You dont wash the dishes. Eg: Wife: You dont wash the dishes Husband: I DO wash the dishes.

     

    Do you know how many ways to use do????


         

    As a verb, alone..eg: I do the dishes. To form a question..eg: Do you know??? To form the negative- -eg: I dont know. As an emphasis!!!!!! eg: Yes! I do know! In the infinitiveto do eg: Now I know what to do.

    So, how many ways do we use DO?


         

    Do you know? Does your partner know? Does Martha know? Does Genoveva know? Does Mario know? Does Epi know?

    Turn to your partner and tell them..


    I know 5 different ways to use the verb Do
        

    I use do as a verb all alone I use do to make questions?????? I use do to make negatives -I use do for emphasis! And I use do as an infinitiveto do---with verbs like, want, need, have

    Rememberdo changes to does


    

    In the 3rd person singular..


    She does the laundry He does his homework It doesnt work anymore.

    Identify Infinitive, Question, Emphasis, Verb by itself, or Negative


        

    I like to do my homework. She doesnt make a lot of money. Do they do their homework? I do like my job! I do the shopping on Wednesdays.

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