auxiliary verb do

Do is an ... verb.

• regular

• irregular

The three forms of the verb do are:

• do, did, doing

• do, did, doed

• do, did, done

The present simple third person singular is:

• done

• do

• did

• does

Do can be used as an ... verb or .... as a ... verb.

One of the uses of the verb do as a main verb is:

• to describe

• to perform

• to own something

"I've done my major in three years" is an example of the verb do:

• as a main verb to achieve or complete something

• as an auxiliary verb to achieve or complete something

• as a main verb to perform something

"I have to do a lot of things for tomorrow at work", is an example of the verb do:

• as an auxiliary verb, to perform something

• as a main verb, to complete something

• as a main verb, to work on tasks

"I did a cake yesterday". Is the grammar correct?

• True

• False

"Could you do me a copy of the financial statements?" Is this grammar correct?

• True

• False

We often use do with nouns such as:

• copy, bake, create, design

• copy, drawing, create, design

• copy, drawing, painting, design