؟ Do و Be متي نستخدم كلا منهم في السؤال

Try Cambly and enjoy 15 minutes free the first time: https://goo.gl/KiSij7 Today, God willing, we will learn something very important: when to use the verb "to be" and when to use the verb "to do" in questions. For example: If you want to ask, "Are you happy?" we say, Are you happy? But if you want to ask, "Do you like chicken?" we say, Do you like chicken? Why don't we say, "Do you happy?" and "Are you like chicken?" That's what we will learn in today's lesson, God willing. First, "be" and "do" are auxiliary verbs. If you are not familiar with what auxiliary verbs are, you can watch these videos to understand auxiliary verbs and the difference between them and main verbs. Let's start with the verb "to do": We use "do" when asking about an action, such as eating, drinking, sleeping, traveling, thinking, etc. For example, if you want to ask: Did you visit your uncle yesterday? Are you thinking about leaving your job? Did you sleep well yesterday? Besides asking with "do," "do" is also used with Wh-questions, such as: What did you do yesterday? How did you get here? The verb "to be" is much more versatile. "Be" is used with many different situations, for example: With adjectives: Are you hungry? Are you late? Why are you sad? With age: How old are you? With location: Where is Ali? Where are my books? Where are you from? With verb + -ing: What are you doing? Why is he running? With nouns: What is your job? Who is that man? Is that your car? ======= Support us financially on Patreon ======   / droosonline   Equipment I use: https://goo.gl/e92BRt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Instagram:   / abouzaid_official   Facebook:   / droosonline   Email: [email protected] Our website: http://www.droosonline.com