English Helping Verbs Course
Lesson 10
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Online Lesson 10
In the previous lesson we learned how to use the helping verb DO to avoid REPETITION.
In this lesson we will learn how to use DO to emphasize what you are saying.
The verb DO as a helping verb
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.
5. Emphasis
You can use the helping verb DO to emphasize what you are saying. The helping verb DO can make your statements stronger.
Here is how:
Subject + DO + verb + the rest of the
sentence
Example:
I do believe you!
Meaning: I really
believe you.
Here
are some more examples:
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They do love
each other. |
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This
sweater does
look
nice. |
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Do stop
crying! |
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I do think you should rest. |
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I do feel confused. |
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She does seem happy! |
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You must agree to come! But I do agree to come! |
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