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Okay, so, as many of you know do is an auxiliary verb used in the present.

Simple in negatives and questions.

For example, do you enjoy being poked in the eye?

No, I don't enjoy being poked in the eye.

Of course, in the affirmative, we would say Yes, I enjoy being poked in the eye, but sometimes we do use an extra do in the affirmative.

One reason is for emphasis.

Do can be used in affirmative.

Present, simple and did can be used in affirmative past simple sentences toe add a strong emphasis.

They go before the main verb and noticed the intonation.

For example, I do love making learners, questions, videos.

She does look beautiful in her wedding dress.

Or we did enjoy the meal last night.

Thank you very much.

It was delicious.

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Do can also be used to show contrast, a difference between one situation and another or unexpected outcome and an actual outcome.

For example, he says he didn't take the item, but I did find it in his pocket.

Or he does study very hard, even if he doesn't get good grades or, despite it being dangerous.

I do love.

Nobody finally do can be used in polite imperatives.

Now, on Imperative is technically a command.

For example, sit down, but in the right context, it can be a suggestion or an invitation, especially between friends.

However, using do makes them more polite and more welcoming.

It's very British, for example.

Do come in.

Do sit down.

Do have some tea on Dhe.

Do tell Mae or the gossip about Lady Smith.

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