Do is used to form the interrogative or negative forms of simple present tense and simple past tense, followed by prototype verbs. In interrogative sentences, do is grammatically necessary, but it can be omitted customarily (sometimes with a subject), especially in spoken English.
Can, as a modal verb, when used in general interrogative sentences, means can you ..., can you ... can also be used with be, progressive verbs or perfect verbs, which is a speculation about the present or the past.
The British pronunciation of remember is [r? Members? (r)]； The American pronunciation is [r? Member? r].
As a verb, it means to remember; Think of; Remember, remember; Memories; By the way.
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First, the use of do
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1, do, when used as a transitive verb, basically means "doing" and "engaging in", and different nouns can mean various actions, such as writing, drawing, creating (working), performing, sorting (cleaning, washing, scrubbing, combing) and learning (translating, solving and calculating).
2. When 2.do is used as a transitive verb, it can take nouns, pronouns, gerunds and clauses as objects, or it can take cognate objects; You can also follow the double object (its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to).
3, do gerund means "to do activities that take a while or repeat activities."
4. When 4.do is used as an intransitive verb, its basic meaning is "doing and acting", and its extension can mean "occurrence" and "progress"; It can also mean "progress" in life and work (often followed by adverbs indicating good or bad); It can also mean "yes, that's enough", which means whether something meets the needs and is feasible.
5. The past participle of 5.do can be used as an adjective and as a predicate in a sentence, meaning "finish something well", often used with the preposition with, meaning "end something". In spoken English or proverbs, done can also be used as an ellipsis structure in the passive voice to make the language more concise.
Second, remember the usage of words
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1, remember the basic meaning is "remember", that is, impress someone or something by memory (unintentional efforts). When taking the receiver as the object, people often evade the etiquette of expressing gratitude for "giving money [gifts]".
2.remember can be used as both an intransitive verb and a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, you can take nouns, pronouns, infinitives, gerunds, that clauses or infinitives and clauses guided by interrogative words as objects.
Gerunds used as memory objects are usually preceded by the possessive case or objective case of nouns and pronouns to express their logical subjects, and are usually not used in passive structures at this time.
3.remember can also be followed by an as phrase as a compound object of complement.
When used as an intransitive verb, remember means "remember", "remember" and "remember"
5.remember is a verb expressing mental state, which refers to the result of thinking activities and is not used in the progressive aspect or the present perfect tense.