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Anonymous did ,do,does Those are not modal verbs. 'Do' is an auxiliary of interrogative (question) sentences and emphasis, as well as a dummy operator and support for other verbs: Do you like sushi? Yes, I do.
- Anonymous did ,do,does Those are not modal verbs.
- 'Do' is an auxiliary of interrogative (question) sentences and emphasis, as well as a dummy operator and support for other verbs: Do you like sushi?
- Yes, I do.
- I don't think you really do.
- Oh, yes!
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Anonymous did ,do,doesThose are not modal verbs. 'Do' is an auxiliary of interrogative (question) sentences and emphasis, as well as a dummy operator and support for other verbs:
Do you like sushi?
Yes, I do.
I don't think you really do.
Oh, yes! I do like sushi!
'Does' is used for the 3rd person sin
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