As you may probably know, the verb TO DO might be used either as a main verb or as an auxiliary one to form other verbal tenses (past) and also: questions, negative sentences and short answers. We will see all this in detail later on. First of all, let's see how the verb is written according to the personal pronoun it follows:
In the positive :
In the negative and the interrogative forms, this verb is used as an auxiliary one to help other verbs to form negative and interrogative sentences.
SUJETO | AUXILIAR | EJEMPLO |
---|---|---|
I | don't | I don't work |
You | don't | You don't work |
He | doesn't | He doesen't work |
She | doesn't | She doesn't work |
It | doesn't | It doesn't work |
We | don't | We don't work |
You | don't | You don't work |
They | don't | They don't work |
SUJETO | AUXILIAR | EJEMPLO |
---|---|---|
Do | I | Do I work? |
Do | you | Do you work? |
Does | he | Does he work? |
Does | she | Does sge work? |
Does | it | Does it work? |
Do | we | Do we work? |
Do | you | Do you work? |
Do | they | Do they work? |
Pay attention to the place we locate DO when we use the interrogative. It is also important to remember that the form we use in all the personal pronouns is DO, except for the 3rd. singular person: DOES. Have you noticed that when we use the interrogative form, the final -s is only added to the auxiliary DO(ES), and not to the main verb?
Peter works as a plumber = Does Peter work( ) as a plumber?
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