Universidad autónoma de Santo Domingo

República Dominicana

subject: Ingles elemental

Teacher: Luis Geremia Sobet

Unit: 04

Name:Jarry Vargas Pierret

Tuition: 100338110

Activity (15 Points)

I- Write a detailed summary about the explanations given on the
Videos:

In the first part of the video he talks about the auxiliary Do and
Does and the second video talks about making a question with
Do and Does, meaning that both videos talk about how to use
the present simple. and How to ask questions and use the
auxiliary verb? These lessons explain to us what pronoun to
use to transform the sentence into a question and the answer
that should be given.

I have explained to us the ways to make an affirmative

sentence, how to ask a question about it and the short
answers, an example of this is: do you go to school every day?
yes, I do, no, I don't.

II-Conjugate these verbs in present tense, in positive

and negative forms:

To walk (caminar)
Positive form:

• I walk
• You walk
• He walks
• She walks
• It walks
• We walk
• You walk
• They walk

Negative forms:

• I don’t walk
• You don’t walk
• He doesn’t walk
• She doesn’t walk
 • It doesn’t walk
• We don’t walk
• You don’t walk
• They don’t walk

To eat (comer)
Positive form:

• I eat
• You eat
• He eats
• She eats
• It eats
• We eat
• You eat
• They eat

Negative form:

• I don’t eat
• You don’t eat
• He doesn’t eat
• She doesn’t eat
• It doesn’t eat
• We don’t eat
• You don’t eat
• They don’t eat

To watch (observar)
Positive form:

• I watch
• You watch
• He watchs
• She watchs
• It watchs
• We watch
• You watch
• They watch

Negative form:

• I don’t watch
• You don’t watch
 • He doesn’t watch
• She doesn’t watch
• It doesn’t watch
• We don’t watch
• You don’t watch
• They don’t watch

To argue (discutir)
Positive form:
• I argue
• You argue
• He argues
• She argues
• It argues
• We argue
• You argue
• They argue

Negative form:

• I don’t argue
• You don’t argue
• He doesn’t argue
• She doesn’t argue
• It doesn’t argue
• We don’t argue
• You don’t argue
• They don’t argue

To talk (conversar)
Positive form:

• I talk
• You talk
• He talks
• She talks
• It talks
• We talk
• You talk
• They talk

Negative form:
 • I don’t talk
• You don’t talk
• He doesn’t talk
• She doesn’t talk
• It doesn’t talk
• We don’t talk
• You don’t talk
• They don’t talk

To paint (pintar)
Positive form:

• I paint
• You paint
• He paints
• She paints
• It paints
• We paint
• You paint
• They paint

Negative form:

• I don’t paint
• You don’t paint
• He doesn’t paint
• She doesn’t paint
• It doesn’t paint
• We don’t paint
• You don’t paint
• They don’t paint

To drive (conducir)
Positive form:

• I drive
• You drive
• He drives
• She drives
• It drives
• We drive
• You drive
 • They drive

Negative form:

• I don’t drive
• You don’t drive
• He doesn’t drive
• She doesn’t drive
• It doesn’t drive
• We don’t drive
• You don’t drive
• They don’t drive

To swin (nadar)
Positive form:

• I swin
• You swin
• He swins
• She swins
• It swins
• We swin
• You swin
• They swin

Negative form:

• I don’t swin
• You don’t swin
• He doesn’t swins
• She doesn’t swins
• It doesn’t swins
• We don’t swin
• You don’t swin
• They don’t swin

To write (escribir)
Positive form:

• I write
• You write
• He writes
• She writes
 • It writes
• We write
• You write
• They write

Negative form:

• I don’t write
• You don’t write
• He doesn’t writes
• She doesn’t writes
• It doesn’t writes
• We don’t write
• You don’t write
• They don’t write

To speak (hablar)
Positive form:

• I speak
• You speak
• He speaks
• She speaks
• It speaks
• We speak
• You speak
• They speak

Negative form:

• I don’t speak
• You don’t speak
• He doesn’t speak
• She doesn’t speak
• It doesn’t speak
• We don’t speak
• You don’t speak
• They don’t speak

To listen (escuchar)
Positive form:
 • I listen
• You listen
• He listens
• She listens
• It listens
• We listen
• You listen
• They listen

Negative form:

• I don’t listen
• You don’t listen
• He doesn’t listens
• She doesn’t listen
• It doesn’t listen
• We don’t listen
• You don’t listen
• They don’t listen

III- Conjugate the verbs in question form

To eat
• Do I eat? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You eat? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he eat? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she eat? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it eat? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we eat? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You eat? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they eat? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To walk
• Do I walk? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You walk? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he walk? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she walk? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it walk? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we walk? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You walk? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they walk? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To drive
 • Do I drive? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You drive? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he drive? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she drive? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it drive? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we drive? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You drive? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they drive? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To paint
• Do I paint? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You paint? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he paint? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she paint? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it paint? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we paint? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You paint? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they paint? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To talk
• Do I talk? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You paint? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he talk? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she talk? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it talk? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we talk? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You talk? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they talk? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To watch
• Do I wtch? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You watch? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he watch? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she watch? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it watch? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we watch? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You watch? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they watch? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To argue
• Do I argue? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t
• Do You argue? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he argue? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she argue? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
 • Does it argue? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we argue? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You argue? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they argue? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To listen to:

• Do I listen? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t

• Do You listen? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he listen? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she listen? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it listen? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we listen? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You listen? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they listen? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To speak:

• Do I speak? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t

• Do You speak? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he speak? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she speak? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it speak? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we speak? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You speak? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they speak? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t
To write:

• Do I write? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t

• Do You write? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he write? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she write? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it write? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
• Do we write? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You write? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they write? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t

To swin:

• Do I swin? Yes, you do/ no, You don’t

• Do You swin? Yes, I do/ no, I don’t
• Does he swin? Yes, he does/ no, he doesn’t
• Does she swin? Yes, she doesn’t/ no, she doesn’t
• Does it swin? Yes, it doesn’t/ no, it doesn’t
 • Do we swin? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do You swin? Yes, we do/ no, we don’t
• Do they write? Yes, they do/ no, they don’t