the difference between did, didn't, does, doesn't, do, and don't?
DID = past tense of "do" or "does": We DID our assignment yesterday.
DIDN'T = did not: He DIDN'T buy anything when he visited the store.
DOES = singular present tense: She DOES yoga every morning. Jo DOES her homework on time.
DOESN'T = does not: She DOESN'T drive to work every day; sometimes she rides her bicycle.
DO = plural present tense, or with "I" and "you": I DO my homework at school. We DO volunteer work at the hospital.
DON'T = do not: You DON'T like vegetables. They DON'T know how to play the violin.
DIDN'T = did not: He DIDN'T buy anything when he visited the store.
DOES = singular present tense: She DOES yoga every morning. Jo DOES her homework on time.
DOESN'T = does not: She DOESN'T drive to work every day; sometimes she rides her bicycle.
DO = plural present tense, or with "I" and "you": I DO my homework at school. We DO volunteer work at the hospital.
DON'T = do not: You DON'T like vegetables. They DON'T know how to play the violin.
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