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Este video explica de manera sencilla y visual cómo usar los auxiliares DO y DOES en el presente simple. Muestra cuándo utilizarlos para formar preguntas, oraciones negativas y respuestas con distintos sujetos (I, you, he, she, they). A través de ejemplos animados y situaciones cotidianas, el video ayuda a comprender mejor la estructura del inglés y a evitar errores comunes al hablar o escribir.

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Este video explica de manera sencilla y visual cómo usar los auxiliares DO y DOES en el presente simple. Muestra cuándo utilizarlos para formar preguntas, oraciones negativas y respuestas con distintos sujetos (I, you, he, she, they). A través de ejemplos animados y situaciones cotidianas, el video ayuda a comprender mejor la estructura del inglés y a evitar errores comunes al hablar o escribir.

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El auxiliar “DO” se utiliza para formar preguntas en presente simple (excepto con “to be”).

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¿Cómo se forma una pregunta con “she” en presente simple?

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Con tercera persona singular usamos “DO”: “He do his homework”.

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Selecciona todos los usos correctos del auxiliar “DO/DOES”.

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¿Cuál es la forma negativa con “they”?

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Cuando un verbo no es “to be”, “have got” ni modal, para formar una pregunta o negativa usamos:

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Correcto — recuerda distinguir siempre cuando el verbo principal es to be (no lleva do/does) y cuando es cualquier otro verbo (sí lleva do/does).

Excelente — usar does al formar preguntas con she es clave. Si la respuesta es afirmativa en la oración afirmativa, el verbo principal lleva su forma base: She does (afirmativa) pero en preguntas Does she + base verb.

Bien — recuerda que does es la forma correcta para he/she/it; do se usa con I/you/we/they.

Has identificado bien los usos: do/does sirven para preguntas y negaciones de verbos distintos a to be.

Muy bien — usa don’t con I/you/we/they y doesn’t con he/she/it.

Buena selección — recuerda distinguir have como verbo principal frente a have como auxiliar (p. ej. en present perfect).

 
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