"Is" or "Does" ?
Published on Aug 04, 2016
The purpose of this Haiku Deck is to review the uses of the "to be" verb and the helping verbs "do/does" and "don't/doesn't." Secondarily, the seasons, autumn and spring are used as topics of discussion.
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Let's see what jennifer esl says
about these verbs.
Use a form of ''To be'' when talking about a:
a. profession (I am an engineer. )
b. marital status (Are you married?)
c. nationality or origin
(we're American. Where are they from?)
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d. condition
(How are you? I'm tired this morning. We are so happy to see you. )
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e. Description
(most Autumn leaves are red,
yellow, and orange.)
f. fact
(fall is before winter .)
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g. location
(Where is milwaukee? It is in wisconsin.)
h. time
(What time is it? It is 2:00.)
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i. with an -ing verb
(are you enjoying the cooler
weather of fall?
Is it going to snow soon?)
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Fall is my favorite season, and today is a beautiful Autumn day!
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Fall is my favorite season, and today is a beautiful Autumn day!
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Autumn is pumpkin season.
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Halloween is in october.
October is the second month of autumn.
For Halloween vocabulary and explanations about their historical significance and inclusion in this holiday, see: https://prezi.com/u9ktu6kb3cfp/13-halloween-traditions-explained/
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This is aN English teacher.
She is teaching her students
about halloween.
What is she dressed up as?
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Thanksgiving is another important autumn holiday.
It is always the fourth thursday in november.
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Turkeys are a symbol of our Thanksgiving.
Learn more about this american holiday!1
Information about the history of Thanksgiving available at:
http://esl.about.com/library/weekly/aa110800a.htm
http://esl.about.com/library/weekly/aa110800a.htm
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This is also an American symbol.
It isn't a turkey! What is it?
it is an eagle, an american symbol
of beauty, strength, and longevity.
For more information regarding the eagle as a U.S. symbol: http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/how-did-the-bald-eagle-become-ameri...
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the negative forms of the Present tense helping verbs ''do'' and ''does'' are ''don't'' and ''doesn't.''
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''Don't'' and ''doesn't'' are used in negative present tense sentences and questions.
(I don't like cold weather.
doesn't it get warmer in the spring?)
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''Do/does'' and ''Don't/Doesn't'' are used in present tense questions.
(Do the flowers start to grow in spring?)
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''Do/does'' and ''Don't/Doesn't'' are used in short answers.
(Does it rain a lot during spring?
Yes, it does.)
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''Do'' and ''does'' are used for emphasis. (I do like to study english! Really!)
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''Don't'' is used in negative commands.
(Don't forget your umbrella! )
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Do you like springtime? I do!
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Don't worry! I know how to stay safe. Do you?
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Now do these exercises!
and Be sure to tell me how you do. Don't forget!)
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