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I do not usually sing vs I do not usually singing

The correct phrase is "I do not usually sing." The verb "sing" should be in its base form after the modal verb "do not." The phrase "I do not usually singing" is incorrect because the gerund form of the verb should not be used in this context.

Last updated: March 08, 2024 • 1132 views

I do not usually sing

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express that singing is not a common activity for the speaker. The verb "sing" is in its base form after the modal verb "do not."

Examples:

  • I do not usually sing, but I made an exception for the karaoke party.
  • She does not usually sing in public, but she performed at the charity event.
  • Do you not usually sing in the shower?
  • They do not usually sing together, but they harmonized beautifully.
  • He does not usually sing along to songs, but he couldn't resist this one.

I do not usually singing

This phrase is incorrect in English. The gerund form of the verb should not be used after the modal verb "do not."

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