The document discusses the use of the verb "do" in different expressions and contexts. It explains that do is used to talk about work, jobs, or tasks that do not produce a physical object. Do is also used when referring to activities in general using non-specific words like thing, something, nothing. Do can replace other verbs when the meaning is clear, such as "do the kitchen" meaning clean the kitchen. Examples of expressions using do include "do a good job", "to do exercise", "to do the laundry", and "to do your duty." An exercise follows asking the reader to match expressions with do to corresponding pictures.

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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