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2. englishlessonsbrighton.co.uk › i-am-or-i-do-when"I am" or "I do" when answering questions - English Lessons ...

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   Apr 2, 2015 · These common verbs are used to respond to questions that require a positive or negative answer, giving you a simple, easy response to questions. However, they are used in different contexts, and it is important to know when “I am” is appropriate, and when to choose “I do”.

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   “I Do” gradually—and sometimes suddenly—becomes “I Don’t,” “I’d Rather Not,” or “I’d Rather Do for Someone Else.” Sadly, this happens far too often in our modern society. Many marriages fail because people either forget their vows or decide they simply aren’t worth sticking to.

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   I-do definition: Used other than as an idiom: <i>see</i> <a>I</a>,‎ <a>do</a>.

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   Apr 28, 2024 · It's not meant to be standard English, more childish speech. "I do," by itself, is relevant only as reply to a question, e.g., "Do you diet?" "I do." –

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   Feb 15, 2017 · It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered. It keeps no record of wrongs…It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.

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   I do. A phrase typically spoken at the end of traditional wedding vows, affirming that the speaker intends to adhere to those vows.

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   What does I do mean in a sentence?

   • I do. Grammatically, you’ll often find I do answering questions that relate to a verb – if it involves an infinitive or bare infinitive, I do will be appropriate instead of I am. This is important because you may be in a situation where both answers seem possible, but one will be more appropriate.

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   What is the difference between to do and to do?

   • On the other hand, we use to do to answer general activities or to answer simple questions – ones that would normally formed with the auxiliary verb, to do. This means that to do is mostly for general responses, or – more trickily – to answer states or conditions that relate to a verb rather than an adjective (to feel, to live).

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   When to use “I am” and “I do”?

   • However, they are used in different contexts, and it is important to know when “I am” is appropriate, and when to choose “I do”. For example, you would answer “Are you driving home?” with “I am”, and “Do you want some cake?” with “I do”. So how do you know which to use?

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   What does it mean to be in English?

   • We use to be in English in 2 main ways – either as part of a continuous tense, describing on ongoing action, or to describe a condition or state. This can be quite a complex point, when you get into the detail of it, but it essentially means the answer I am usually relates to current or ongoing activities or states, conditions. For example:

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   What is the difference between ++I and I++?

   • This should be the case for any language that supports C-style ++. The only difference between ++i and i++ will be when using the value of the operation in the same statement. Since in most cases they produce identical code, I prefer i++ because it's of the form "operand-operator", a la an assignment "operand-operator-value".

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   Does I++ make a difference?

   • For instance let i = 0, nums [++i]. ++i increments the value, then returns it. i++ returns the value, and then increments it. It's a subtle difference. For a for loop, use ++i, as it's slightly faster. i++ will create an extra copy that just gets thrown away. I am not aware of any compiler where it does make a difference for integers at least.

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    Aug 24, 2008 · Differences are clear when the returned value is assigned to another variable or when the increment is performed in concatenation with other operations where operations precedence is applied (i++*2 is different from ++i*2, as well as (i++)*2 and (++i)*2) in many cases they are interchangeable.