English Helping Verbs Course
Lesson 05
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Online Lesson 05
In the previous lessons we went over
the verb BE.
In this lesson we will start going over the verb DO.
The verb DO
Quick note:
In the simple present tense the verb DO has these two forms:
- I, you, we, they =>
do
- She, he, it => does
We will use these forms in our examples and exercises.
Now, before going over DO as a helping verb, it's important to go over some of its other basic meanings.
In this lesson we will go over two important meanings of the verb DO.
The meanings of the verb DO:
To perform an action
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I can't do it. |
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This is not a smart thing to do. |
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This is not a nice thing to do. |
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What can I do? |
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You should do your job. |
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He does dangerous things. |
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She does some cooking. |
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He has a few things to do. |
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She must do the dishes now. |
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2. To make something
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Tim does a painting. |
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I do the food for the entire family. |
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Chris does drawings for a living. |
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