a) Does they live in Canada?
b) I am usually cook dinner for my family.
c) Are they have a meeting every week?
d) She don’t like tennis.
e) Does John has enough money?
Respostas
Resposta:
⇒⇒ Auxiliares DO / DON'T - DOES / DOESN'T
a) Does they live in Canada?
Do they live in Canada?
b) I am usually cook dinner for my family.
I usually cook dinner for my family.
c) Are they have a meeting every week?
Do they have a meeting every week?
d) She don’t like tennis.
She doesn't like tennis.
e) Does John has enough money?
Does John have enough money?
Explicação:
→→ Auxiliares Do / Does - Don't / Doesn't >>> auxiliares para a interrogativa e negativa no simple present.
Do / Don't >>> usado com I - we - you - they
Do you study English?
They don't study German.
I don't like to cook.
Do we play soccer on Mondays?
→→ Does/Doesn't >>> usado com He - she - it >>> Na presença desses auxiliares, o verbo volta para a sua forma original, sem ''e'' nem ''es''.
She goes to visit her cousins.
She doesn't go to visit her cousins.
He likes to play soccer.
Does he like to run at the park?
It rains a lot in March.
It doesn't rain in South California.
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