Using 'Do' in Questions

This video tutorial on Sampath Kalwara's YouTube channel teaches viewers how to use 'do' as a main verb and in forming questions. The lesson covers the importance of 'do' in regular and past actions, providing examples for better understanding. The tutorial concludes with a summary and farewell.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Using 'do' as a noun

• Using 'do' in mathematics

• Using 'do' as a main verb

• Using 'do' in poetry

How is 'do' used as a main verb?

• To describe a location

• To perform an action

• To express a future action

• To express a completed action

Which sentence correctly uses 'do' in the present tense?

• She do her homework regularly.

• He do his homework tomorrow.

• I do my homework yesterday.

• I do my homework regularly.

Which sentence correctly uses 'do' in the past tense?

• They does their homework yesterday.

• I do my homework yesterday.

• She did her homework yesterday.

• He do his homework yesterday.

What question can you ask about daily activities using 'do'?

• Do you watch TV?

• Did you watch TV yesterday?

• Will you watch TV?

• Have you watched TV?

What is the correct way to ask if someone drinks coffee?

• Do you drink coffee?

• Did you drink coffee?

• Have you drink coffee?

• Will you drink coffee?

Which sentence is correct for asking about cleaning habits?

• Do you clean the house every day?

• Did you clean the house every day?

• Will you clean the house every day?

• Have you clean the house every day?

How do you ask if someone regularly performs an action?

• Will you regularly perform?

• Do you regularly perform?

• Have you regularly perform?

• Did you regularly perform?

How can you ask if someone is in the office using 'do'?

• Are you in the office?

• Will you in the office?

• Do you in the office?

• Did you in the office?

What is the correct way to ask if someone is in a location?

• Do you in the location?

• Are you in the location?

• Did you in the location?

• Will you in the location?