Understanding 'Do' and 'Have' in English

This video lesson by Alex on EngVid focuses on using short answers with 'do' and 'have'. It addresses common mistakes learners make when responding to yes/no questions and explains the correct usage in present simple, past simple, and present perfect tenses. The lesson emphasizes the importance of focusing on the auxiliary verb in questions to form correct short answers. Viewers are encouraged to test their understanding with a quiz on EngVid.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Short answers with 'do' and 'have'

• Short answers with 'is' and 'are'

• Long answers with 'do' and 'have'

• Long answers with 'is' and 'are'

What is a common mistake students make with 'do' and 'have'?

• Using 'is' instead of 'are' in questions

• Using 'do' instead of 'have' in long answers

• Not knowing when to use 'do' and 'have' in short answers

• Confusing 'do' with 'did' in past tense

In the question 'Do you have a car?', which verb should you focus on for the short answer?

• The verb 'you'

• The verb 'car'

• The auxiliary verb 'do'

• The main verb 'have'

What is the correct short answer to 'Do you have a car?'

• Yes, I have.

• Yes, I do.

• No, I did.

• No, I haven't.

What is the main verb in the question 'Do you have a car?'?

• Car

• You

• Have

• Do

Which tense is used in the question 'Do you have a car?'

• Present perfect

• Past simple

• Present simple

• Future simple

What is the past form of 'do'?

• Doing

• Done

• Did

• Does

How should you respond to 'Did you have a nice time?'

• Yes, I did.

• No, I don't.

• Yes, I do.

• No, I haven't.

In the question 'Have you read the Harry Potter books?', which verb is the auxiliary?

• You

• Books

• Have

• Read

What is the correct short answer to 'Have you read the Harry Potter books?'

• No, I did.

• Yes, I have.

• No, I don't.

• Yes, I do.