I find "Do" is one of the hardest words to explain to English learners, because lots of other languages don't have "do" like we do. Yes I do enjoy this wonderful video.

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hey Laura, i notice in your videos that i've watched that you use the short A vowel sound a lot which, if i'm not mistaken, is pretty common once you head further north in the UK but, i was wondering: being the West Midlands, do you ever throw in some long A vowel sounds as well? i.e. in words like " past " or " last " or " grass " etc... do you ever say those kinds of words with a long A sound? or do you only use the short A vowel?

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please make a video of helping verbs

I'd like to know why you pronounce the "to" differently, that is, you put the stress every now and then rather than uniformly.

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Don't worry about it... to do is an auxiliary verb. not relevant in many languages.

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