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These are tenses of the verb to do. He did something (past tense); Sometimes he ‘does’ and sometimes he ‘doesn’t’ wear a hat. Can you supply the purpose you have for these words?
- These are tenses of the verb to do.
- He did something (past tense); Sometimes he ‘does’ and sometimes he ‘doesn’t’ wear a hat.
- Can you supply the purpose you have for these words?
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These are tenses of the verb to do. He did something (past tense); Sometimes he ‘does’ and sometimes he ‘doesn’t’ wear a hat. Can you supply the purpose you have for these words?
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Let's begin by just talking about 'does'.
Have you studied Simple Present tense yet?
Do you feel that you understand these examples?
Mary cooks dinner.
Mary does not cook dinner.
Have you studied Simple Present tense yet?
Do you feel that you understand these examples?
Mary cooks dinner.
Mary does not cook dinner.
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