Understand Do / Does / Did — Once and For All!-Fresh English

Actually, do / does / did aren’t just “action” verbs.
They’re little helpers in English — used to ask questions or make negatives.

Let’s break it down with 3 super simple rules:

Use for: I / you / we / they and plural nouns

Example:
Do you like apples?

Use for: he / she / it and singular nouns

Example:
Does she sing?

Use for: all subjects, when you’re talking about the past

Example:
Did you play?

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Understand Do / Does / Did — Once and For All!

Actually, do / does / did aren’t just “action” verbs.They’re little helpers in English — used to ask questions or make negatives. Let’s break it down with 3 su