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"Why should we add Do/Does/Did before not" ? (To make negative sentence in Simple Presesnt/Past Tense)

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These are helping verbs to complete your sentence. Just like they are used in a simple positive sentence, similarly their usage in a negative sentence cannot be denied.
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We use the subject+modal verbs do/did/does+not for negative declarations. Eg:- I(noun) do(modal verb) not eat today.
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We use these models to obey the rules of tense.
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They are helping verbs, they help the main verbs to direct the situation and its tense unlike will and shall before main verb. The helping or auxiliary verb. Helping verbs show tense and can show person, number, voice or mood. These verbs combine with a main verb to form a verb phrase. A main verb is...
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They are helping verbs, they help the main verbs to direct the situation and its tense unlike will and shall before main verb. The helping or auxiliary verb. Helping verbs show tense and can show person, number, voice or mood. These verbs combine with a main verb to form a verb phrase. A main verb is an infinitive, a present participle or past participle. #Pragneshkumar #English Academy Ahmedabad read less
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We use these modal verbs to obey the rules of tense.
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The verb "do" is a helping verb. We add it to the simple form of a verb to make questions and negatives in the present tense and the past tense.(Rules of English Language) I do not like this job-First person, present tense; She does not like him-Third person, present tense; I did not do this work.-First...
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The verb "do" is a helping verb. We add it to the simple form of a verb to make questions and negatives in the present tense and the past tense.(Rules of English Language) I do not like this job-First person, present tense; She does not like him-Third person, present tense; I did not do this work.-First person, past tense read less
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We use do does and did before not in making negative sentence in simple present/ past to let the people understand whether the talks are in present tense or past tense.Do, does, did are helping verbs which gives us the knowledge of present or past. This is a rule in English grammar.These helping verbs...
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We use do does and did before not in making negative sentence in simple present/ past to let the people understand whether the talks are in present tense or past tense.Do, does, did are helping verbs which gives us the knowledge of present or past. This is a rule in English grammar.These helping verbs are used in interrogated sentences also in the beginning of the sentence. read less
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This is way to show tense form.
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Hello Linguistic, 'Do' is used as an auxiliary with the simple present tense. Did is used with simple past tense. Do is primarily used to form the negative of main verbs by adding 'do' + 'not' in its infinitive form. In spoken English, negative forms of do are often shortened to 'don't' did is shortened...
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Hello Linguistic, 'Do' is used as an auxiliary with the simple present tense. Did is used with simple past tense. Do is primarily used to form the negative of main verbs by adding 'do' + 'not' in its infinitive form. In spoken English, negative forms of do are often shortened to 'don't' did is shortened to 'didn't' read less
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When the action verb is used after the subject (i.e. ready, run, walk, write etc), while making a negative sentence or a question, do, does or did (did for past tense) is used. eg. He reads newspaper daily.; Does he read news paper daily?; He wrote an article yesterday; Did he write an article...
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When the action verb is used after the subject (i.e. ready, run, walk, write etc), while making a negative sentence or a question, do, does or did (did for past tense) is used. eg. He reads newspaper daily.; Does he read news paper daily?; He wrote an article yesterday; Did he write an article yesterday.; They live in Ahmedabad.; Do they live in Ahmedabad. I hope this must be clear read less
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