Do

The verb "do" is used to indicate actions, tasks, and general activities. It is also an auxiliary verb used in questions, negatives, and emphatic statements. The verb has two present tense forms: do and does.

• "Do" is used with I, you, we, they. Example: I do my homework every day.
• "Does" is used with he, she, it. Example: She does yoga in the morning.

Usage examples:

• General actions: They do their work efficiently. / He does his exercises regularly.
• Tasks and chores: We do the laundry on Sundays. / She does the dishes after dinner.
• Questions and negatives: Do you like coffee? / He doesn’t play football.
• Emphasis: I do understand your concern! / She does want to go!