Lesson 2: English Structure

We took a revision from our previous lecture about:

Do / Does in the Simple Present

Auxiliary	Used with	Verb form
Do / don’t	I, we, you, they	verb only
Does / doesn’t	he, she, it	verb + -s

Examples

• I do my homework every day.
• You do not (don’t) eat meat.
• We do speak English in class.
• They do not (don’t) live here.
• He does his work on time.
• She does not (doesn’t) like coffee.
• It does rain a lot in winter.

Rule: Use does (not do) with he, she, it, and add -s to the main verb.

Yes / No Questions

• Do you like tea? → Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
• Does she play football? → Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t.

WH Questions

Question word	Use	Example
What	things	What do you study?
Where	places	Where does he live?
When	time	When do they arrive?
Who	people	Who does she meet?
Why	reason	Why don’t you come?
How	manner	How do you go to school?

We also solved questions from pages 16 to 25.

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Made by Tariq Sagr Hsian, a student at Umm Al-Qura University. Found a mistake or something unclear? Email me and I’ll fix it.