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What are some examples of do?
Examples – do, does, did
- Pete always does his taxes on time.
- Volunteers do a lot of work around the town.
- Gil did a great job on his History report for school.
- You have done nothing all morning!
- I am doing the best I can!
What to say instead of you can do it?
For Encouraging
- You can do it! This phrase helps make someone feel confident and determined.
- Don’t give up! Sometimes, instead of telling someone what to do, it’s helpful to tell them what not to do.
- You’re almost there!
- You’ve made it this far.
- Keep it up!
Can we use does with it?
We use does and is with third person singular pronouns (he, she, it) and with singular noun forms. We use do and are with other personal pronouns (you, we they) and with plural noun forms. For the verb be, we need is or are as question words.
What’s a word for I can do it?
What is another word for can-do?
| confident | positive |
|---|---|
| upbeat | ambitious |
| eager | keen |
| willing | go-getting |
| hopeful | buoyant |
What is the meaning of I can do it?
You can do it! You can do this!: You are capable! You will succeed!
What is an example of a sentence for can?
Examples: 1 Can/Could I ask you something? – Yes, of course you can. 2 You can go now if you want to. 3 Can I stay here for another hour? – No, I’m afraid you can’t. More
What is the use of can and could in English?
Can and could are also used to express the progressive (continuous) aspect of verbs of perception (see, hear, feel, taste, smell, etc.) and verbs like understand, remember, etc:
Why can’t I do something I want to do?
You want to do something in your life, but convinced yourself you can’t for one (or more) of these reasons: You’re scared. You’re worried. You’re insecure. You’re clueless. But you’re wrong. You don’t need a pep talk to overcome these issues, you need some truth about your excuses. You think you can’t do it because you’re afraid, but you’re WRONG.
What is the past form of the word could?
As the past form of can, could is used for general ability in the past and in reported speech. When she was younger, she could work for ten hours without stopping. He said he could get his wife to come to the football with us.