Do / Does/ Did

Helping Verbs

Verb Form “Do”

Do / Does/ Did

Suggests an ACTION
 Helping Verbs
Present Tense Past Tense
I DO DID
YOU DO DID
WE DO DID
THEY DO DID
SHE DOES DID
HE DOES DID
IT DOES DID
(ONE NAME/OBJECT) DOES DID
BOB
(TWO OR MORE) DO DID
BOB AND MARY
 Helping Verbs
Present tense: Present tense: Past tense:

I do like eating spaghetti! She does play well. I did wash the dishes.
Negative Form/Helping Verbs
Present Past Tense
Tense
I DON’T DIDN’T
YOU DON’T DIDN’T
WE DON’T DIDN’T
THEY DON’T DIDN’T
SHE DOESN’T DIDN’T
HE DOESN’T DIDN’T
IT DOESN’T DIDN’T
(ONE NAME/OBJECT) BOB DOESN’T DIDN’T
(TWO OR MORE) DON’T DIDN’T
BOB AND MARY
 Negative Form/Helping Verbs
Present tense: Present tense: Past tense:

I don’t like eating spinach! He doesn’t play well. I didn’t make my bed.
 Do Questions
Do + Subject + Main Verb

Usually requires a YES or NO answer

Present tense: Present tense:

Do I want that book? Yes, I do want that book.

 Do Questions
Do + Subject + Main Verb

Usually requires a YES or NO answer

Present tense: Present tense:

Do they like to dance? Yes, they do like to

dance.
 Do Questions
Do + Subject + Main Verb

Usually requires a YES or NO answer

Past tense: Present tense:

Did they go to the sea? Yes, they did go to

the sea.
Do/Does/Did special rules
We do not add an “s” to the verb when using DO/DOES/DID.
We use the base form of the verb.

Present tense: Past tense:

He does like soccer! They did drive a long way

Complete the Gap-Fill sentences
1) Do/Did/Does it rain yesterday?
No, it don’t/doesn’t/didn’t rain yesterday.

2) Do/Did/Does you like oranges?

Yes, I do/did/does like oranges.

3) Do/Did/Does your teacher give you homework everyday?

Yes, she do/did/does.

4) Do/Did/Does you listen to rock and roll music?

No, I don’t/doesn’t/didn’t listen to rock and roll music.
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