The Verb "Do" as a Helping Verb for the Present Tense and the Past Tense

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@@abdurahimank4248 Yes. and No, it depends. Here I am talking to the teacher. He teaches English so I am teaching English too. That what I meant. It could be used as you mentioned. Like I said, Sometimes It depends on the context. Thank you.

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I think passive word remains inactive if we don't know this present and past tense of do ,and I do really appreciate that over time I learned something for you.

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3:13 shouldn't the verb live be 'living' in the present participle form?

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Hi Pual, "ain't" can be used instead of "don't or doesn't"? thanks

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"Ain't" s not a contraction of "don't" or "doesn't". ♦ ain't (eɪnt) contraction of am not, is not, are not, have not, or has not: I ain't seen it. www.thefreedictionary.com/ain%27t

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@Jyothi Sithara Let's try to make some parsing. "Who" is a subject of a sentence. "Whom" is the object. Then, if you are asking who is/was apt to go to the meeting "whom" seems to be a better choice. ♦ "Whom was the meeting for?"

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dudade not with past tense

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I do live here. I do not live here. Do I live here? I did live here. I did not live here. Did I live here?

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