1. EXPRESSIONS WITH DO.
BY: ERIK CAZARES GUADARRAMA
“UNIVERSIDAD PARA LA PRFESIONALIZACION EDUCATIVA.”

2. When do you use DO:
 1. DO is used when talking about WORK, JOBS OR TASKS.
Note, they do not produce any physical object.
 EX: Have you done your homework?

3.  2. DO is used when we refer to activities in
general without being specific. In these
cases, we normally use words like thing,
something, nothing, anything, everything
etc.
 EX. Hurry up! I've got things to do!

4.  We sometimes use DO to replace a verb when the
meaning is clear or obvious. This is more common in
informal spoken English:
 EX. I'll do the kitchen if you do the lawns (do = clean, do
= mow)

5.  DO A GOOD JOB.

6.  TO DO EXERCISE.

7. TO DO THE LAUNDRY.

8.  TO DO THE SHOPPING.

9.  TO DO YOUR DUTY.

10. EXERSICE.
INSTRUCTIONS:
-CHOOSE THE CORRECT PICTURE AND
PUT IT IN FRON OF THE BEST
EXPRESSION.

11.  HAVE YOU DONE YOUR HOMEWORK?
 HURRY UP! I'VE GOT THINGS TO DO!
 DO THE KITCHEN
 DO THE LAWNS
 DO A GOOD JOB.
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12. to do the laundry.
 TO DO EXERCISE.
 TO DO THE LAUNDRY.
 TO DO THE SHOPPING.
 DO A GOOD JOB.
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