1. ¿Cómo usar Do, Does, Did?
Teleseminario acerca del uso de estos auxiliares para hacer preguntas, su uso como verbo hacer, y sus diferencias con Make.

2. Usos de estos tres elementos:
1. Como conjugaciones del verbo “To Do”.
2. Como auxiliares de tiempo para preguntar.
3. Como enfatizadores de una oración.

3. 1. “Do - Does” como conjugación de presente del verbo Hacer.
Ejemplos:
I do my online classes every Saturday.
She does a good job in marketing.
They like to do that.
Mary does the homework at home.
You do good when you donate to charity.

4. 2. “Did” como conjugación de pasado del verbo Hacer.
Ejemplos:
I did my online classes last Saturday.
You did an excellent job, Jack.
We did a last try before giving up.
He did nothing wrong
He did a good performance.

5. “Do” y “Does” como auxiliar de pregunta
Ejemplos:
Do you like to swimm?
Does he like to go out at night?
What do you like to do?
What do you want to do?
Why do you work in that company?
When do you think to travel?

6. “Did” como auxiliar de pregunta
Ejemplos:
What did you do last night?
Where did you travel for vacations?
Did you lie at court?
Why did they leave Chicago?
Did you hear what I said?

7. “Do, Does, y Did” como enfatizadores
Ejemplos:
Do you like it? → Yes, I do.
Did you travel? → Yes, I did.
I do like pizza!
Did she go out to dance? → Yes, she did.
I do enjoy teaching English.
Does he live here? → Yes, he does.

8. “Do, Does, y Did” como repetidores.
Ejemplos:
Do you like it? → Yes, I do.
Did you travel? → Yes, I did.
I do like pizza!
Did she go out to dance? → Yes, she did.
I do enjoy teaching English.
Does he live here? → Yes, he does.

9. Diferencias con Verbo To Make
Acciones que se realizan con las manos
Hacer sentir a alguien de cierto modo
Cosas que se fabrican o manipulan
I make the exercises and you do them!
Make sure that you won't dissapoint
John is making a project right now