Do you use wechat? How do you say this in English?

Do is used here to form the interrogative form of the simple present tense, followed by the prototype verb. In interrogative sentences, do is grammatically necessary, but it can be omitted customarily (sometimes with a subject), especially in spoken English.

The official English name of WeChat is WeChat (capital W, capital C).

Use is a daily expression, which means "use" and "use" here. Refers to an obvious and material consumption, and sometimes it can also refer to no consumption or little consumption, emphasizing purpose and practical benefits.

Extended data:

First, the usage of words:

Verb (short for verb)? (verb)

1, use is a transitive verb, followed by nouns and pronouns as objects. It can also be followed by an as phrase or infinitive as a compound object of complement. Use can occasionally treat people as objects, which means "using someone", that is, using someone as a means or tool.

2. Used only in the simple past tense, it means something that happened frequently in the past. Is the negative not to or useless? Use? To.

Noun (short for noun)? (noun)

1, used as a noun, basically means "use and application", and extension can be used as the solution of "use and utility".

2.use is usually used with the preposition of, and sometimes of can be omitted.

Second, the use of the word do:

Auxiliary. ? (auxiliary verb)

1. When there are negative adverbs such as never, rarely, almost, almost, rarely, etc. In a sentence, these adverbs can be moved to the beginning of the sentence to emphasize the mood, and placed before do to emphasize the mood. At this point, they are one of the inverted structures.

2. When there is a verb have in a sentence, whether to use do is different in British and American, and American English tends to use do.

3. In the negative question, if do is used? The abbreviation of not, which is not in the subject; If it is not abbreviated, not should be placed after the subject.