Differences between "be" and "do" in the present tense.

An English teacher shows you the differences between using the verb "be" and other verbs when making statements, negatives, and questions in the present tense.

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[madnessdexter]

is ain't a word?

[learnamericanenglish]

Well, it's a contraction of two words: "be" and "not." However, it isn't considered to be proper English. I don't recommend its use for people learning English as a second language, but you're going to hear it, so you should learn about it. I can't recall if I address the use of "ain't" in this video, but do a search on "ain't" and you'll find a video on YouTube explaining how it's used.

[cuteyub]

great videos, last time i checked you had 327 videos, now you have 328.

everyday i always visit your youtube page to see if you upload a new video.

i hope you'll post intensive tutorial about: "has, have, had"..

i already watched your video about HAS, HAVE, HAD but i'm still confused between:

" i HAVE HAD think of it" and " i HAD HAD think of it"..

sorry if my grammar is wrong but my real concern is why there are some sentences having two "HAD? " thanks paul

[ch4colors]

THANKS

CH4COLORS

[janious73]

I think your explanation is a little messy.

[madnessdexter]

@learnamericanenglish i see.. so on a side note how much does that song "the way i are" bug you?lol

[florent91]

thank you !