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"do a ~ " idioms I'm interested in expressions like "do a ~" because "do" works so flexible and you can express many things easily using the "do + verb" or "do + noun" forms! So tell me interesting idioms like these examples: do the dishes do a little laugh do a work Anything ok. Especially I'm interested in new expressions that you can find in some kinds of media. Thank you.
May 26, 2016 2:59 AM
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Dear Jeffrey Thank you so much!
May 26, 2016
"Do your reading." "Do a flip." "Do something to help." "Do the work assigned to you." There are many do+noun forms that can be put in the form of a question. "Do Americans support refugees?" "Do trains help alleviate traffic?" "Do teachers care about their students?" Here are examples of do+pronoun forms. "Do you know how to get to New York?" "Do we know where we are going? "Do they eat Mexican food?
May 26, 2016
"Do the hustle"- A Song by Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony
May 26, 2016
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