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Unlike many other aspects of English, English verb conjugation is quite simple.
In the present tense, you always use "do" except in the third person singular:
I do
You do
He/she/it DOES
We do
You do
They do
So the correct version here is "Yes, it DOES."
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Correct: Yes it does..
Incorrect: Yes it do...
Example 1: If people believe in Aliens, yes it does matter.
Example 2: I do not believe Aliens are real, as a result, they do not matter.
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First and second person (singular and plural) takes "do," but third person singular takes "does" and plural takes "do," e.g., it does or they do.
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You use "does" for third person singular--he does, she does, it does. All other persons, both singular and plural, use "do." (I do, you do, we do, all of you do, they do.)
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yes it does!!!!!!!
do not use "yes it do"