Can elaborate more the word do, does, and did?

[Merella]

I`m having a hard time to know how to use the word do, does and did? Can you kindly elaborate more on how to use do, does and did? Thanks, i really appreciate it. :lol:

[Conchita]

Hello, Merella, and welcome aboard!

Your question is too vague -- that’s probably why it has remained unanswered so far.

Do: present simple for I, you, we, they
Does: present simple for he, she, it
Did: past simple; same form for all persons

I'm aware this is too succinct and incomplete, but I'm at a loss as to what exactly you are asking.

Dictionaries provide exhaustive examples for the use of the verb.

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/results.asp?searchword=do

[Natufv]

Hey there! Yes, I completely agree with Conchita, you should've expanded on that a bit more. But let us be reminded of this: do, does and did can be used either as a verb or as an auxiliary, or as part of a short affirmative answer. For instance:

Do you like apples? Yes, I do.

Does John go to Homework Club on Tuesdays? Yes, he does.

Did John Lennon write "Imagine"? Yes, he did.

Hope the picture's clearer by now, Merella!

[Kitosdad]

Considering that both the question and answer were posted in 2006, I don't think anyone
is interested any more.
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