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Learn How To Use Do, Does & Did in English | Real Conversations for Beginners |Easy English

Do, Does, or Did? If these three little words confuse you — you are not alone. They are the most common words in the English language. They appear in almost every question, every negative sentence, and every short answer. And after today's episode — you will use them correctly and naturally. Forever. In this episode of TalkFluent — the podcast where we learn real English through real conversations — Nora and Kamal break down three of the most essential words in English in the clearest, most natural way possible. No confusing grammar tables. No complicated rules. Just warm, simple, real English — explained through real conversations you will actually have in daily life. They open with a short natural conversation that uses do, does, and did six times in thirty seconds — so you hear them in action before the explanation even begins. Then they go through each word slowly and clearly, with real dialogue examples and a fun seven-round practice game at the end. Here is exactly what Nora and Kamal cover in today's episode: ✅ DO — explained clearly for beginners — When to use do — with I, you, we, they — How to make questions with do — do you, do we, do they — How to make negatives with do — I don't, you don't, we don't, they don't — Short answers — yes I do, no I don't ✅ DOES — explained clearly for beginners — When to use does — with he, she, it — How to make questions with does — does he, does she, does it — How to make negatives with does — he doesn't, she doesn't, it doesn't — The most common beginner mistake — does she works vs does she work — explained once and for all — Short answers — yes she does, no she doesn't ✅ DID — explained clearly for beginners — When to use did — for the past tense — with everyone — How to make past questions — did you, did he, did they — How to make past negatives — I didn't, she didn't, they didn't — Why the main verb goes back to its base form with did — Short answers — yes I did, no I didn't Plus — a complete real conversation using only do and does, a complete real conversation using only did, and a seven-round practice game where Kamal answers real situations in real time. 📚 What you will practice in this episode: ✅ Slow, clear, natural English dialogue at A1–A2 beginner level ✅ Real grammar for questions, negatives, and short answers in English ✅ English listening and shadowing with a warm two-person conversation ✅ How to ask and answer questions naturally in English ✅ Three golden sentences you can use in real conversations starting today ✅ The difference between don't, doesn't, and didn't — made completely clear 🎧 This episode is perfect for: ✔️ English beginners and elementary learners (A1–A2) ✔️ Anyone confused by do, does, and did ✔️ Learners who want slow, clear, easy English conversations ✔️ ESL and EFL students worldwide ✔️ Anyone who wants to speak more natural and confident English ✔️ People who learn better through real dialogue and real examples ✔️ Students preparing for English exams — IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge A1–A2 👉 After you listen — write three sentences in the comments below. One question using DO. One negative using DOES. One past sentence using DID. We read every single comment and we would love to see yours. ✨ Do, does, and did are not just grammar words. They are the engine of the English language. Once you understand how they work — everything else becomes easier. And conversations become more natural, more confident, and more you. #TalkFluent #LearnEnglish #EnglishPodcast #SlowEnglish #EasyEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #A1English #A2English #DoDoesDidEnglish #EnglishGrammar #EnglishListening #EnglishVocabulary #ESLPodcast #LearnEnglishOnline #EnglishWithNora #EnglishWithKamal #BeginnerEnglish #SlowEnglishPodcast #NaturalEnglish #EasyEnglishListening #EnglishConversation #DailyEnglish #RealEnglish #EnglishTips #GrammarTips #EnglishFluency #ListeningPractice #FluencyJourney #TalkFluentPodcast #LearnEnglish2025