Do/Does/Did

 Do/ Does/Did

  1. Does: Subject: He/ She/ It/ This/ That/ singular nouns add 'es' to do and make it does.
  2. Do: Subject: I/ They/ We/ You/ These/ Those/ plural nouns don't add 'es' to the word do.
  3. Did: Subject : Use all the 11 subjects and nouns along with did.

Example * it/this/that/these/those = robot

1. Affirmative: He/ she/ it/ this/ that does all the work.

    Negative: He/ she/ it/ this/ that does not do all the work.

2. Affirmative: I/ they/ we/ these/ those do all the work.

    Negative: I/ they/ we/ these/ those do not do all the work.

3. Affirmative: All Subject - E.g. He did all the work.

    Negative: All Subjects - E.g. He did not do all the work. 

Example - Question Tag

1. He speaks the truth all the time, doesn't he?

    He does not speak the truth all the time, does he?

2. They speak the truth all the time, don't they?

     They do not speak the truth all the time, do they?

3. You spoke the truth all the time, didn't you?

     You did not speak the truth all the time, did you?

Has/Have/Had as main verb ↓

4. He has the pen which his uncle gave, doesn't he?

    He does not have the pen which his uncle gave, does he?

5. They have the pens with them which they bought yesterday, don't they?

     They do not have the pens with them which they bought yesterday, do they?

6. He had the pencil with him this morning, didn't he?

    He did not have the pencil with him this morning, did he?



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