the differece between DONE and DO

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Sintax · Accepted Answer

Done is a past tense verb. Bob done his homework. Do is the future tense of done. Often with will or shall. Bob will do his homework. The present tense of Do and Done is does.

Fivejedjon · Answer

SintaxDone is a past tense verb. Bob done his homework

That is not correct. The past tense of do/does is did. Done is the third form (past particple) of the verb. It is used in the construction of perfect (I have done) and of passive (it is done) forms. Bob done his homework is not standard English.

Sintax Do is the future tense of done.

No it is not. DO is the form used as the bare infinitive following certain verbs (he can do) and as part of the to-infinitive following certain verbs (she wants to do). It is also the form of the present simple for all persons except the third person singular (I, you, we, they do; he, she, it does)

Anonymous · Answer

With all due respect, Sintax is wrong. Never, ever Done is the past tense of DO, nor is DOES the present tense of DO and DONE. It's only understood in the context of our proper tense usage.

A verb in simple (not compound) present tense implies an action normally done or taken place. A simple example would be:
I DO laundry; you DO laundry; he/she/it DOES laundry; we/ you(pl.)/ they DO laundry.

In the simple (not compound) past tense, all verbs take their respective past forms only. It implies an action simply taken place in the past and finished.
Examples: I DID laundry; you DID laundry; he/she/it DID laundry; we/ you(pl.)/ they DID laundry.

Other less known, though regularly used, forms of a tense are the present perfect and past perfect forms which imply a present/past event with present/past consequences respectively.
Simple present perfect examples: I HAVE DONE laundry; you HAVE DONE laundry; he/she/it HAS DONE laundry; we/ you(pl.) / they HAVE DONE laundry.
Simple past perfect examples: I/you/(he/she/it) / we/you(pl.)/they HAD DONE laundry.

I hope it made some sense!

AlpheccaStars · Answer

SintaxDone is a past tense verb. Bob done his homework. Do is the future tense of done. Often with will or shall. Bob will do his homework. The present tense of Do and Done is does.

Hello Sintax;
Please consult a grammar book before you reply.

Bob done his homework. - This is OK only in some non-standard English dialects, such as African American Vernacular English, and some Caribbean dialects. It is not accepted in standard English. The past form of "do" is did. The standard English sentence is: Bob did his homework.

Do is the future tense of done. No way!

CalifJim · Answer

Zaki Ibrahim the ~~differece~~ difference between DONE and DO

Every verb occurs in several forms. You can consult any textbook of English grammar to find out how these forms are used.

take, takes, taking, took, taken
know, knows, knowing, knew, known
find, finds, finding, found, found

Each of those forms is used in a particular grammatical context.

The forms for do are:

do, does, doing, did, done

So do and done are different forms of the same verb.

CJ

Anonymous · Answer

"DO" is an irregular verb
example :
I/You/We/They + do
Bob/He/She/It + does
Done is a past participle of "do"
example:
I/You/We/They+have done
Bob/He/She/It + has done

view this links as reference:
http://www.myenglishteacher.net/irregular_verbs.html

Anonymous · Answer

Can someone please check. The way that it is used in both countries are/is different.

AlpheccaStars · Answer

The way that it is used in both countries is different.
The ways that it is used in both countries are different.

Anonymous · Answer

subject is way "The way/s" so  "are/is" relied to it.

Anonymous · Answer

Sorry AlpheccaStars! Your sentence has a different mistake in it.
The ways that are used in both countries are different. This is the correct form.

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