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Quick question Hi guys, please, explain me one thing: Sometimes, you can hear when people speak sentences like that - for example: "I do need more wine (...)" instead - "I need more wine", or "I do understand" instead "I understand". Please, tell me the difference :) Is it a way to emphasize something?

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The link Sa Ma provided has a good explanation.
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With a slight twist in humor , 
if it is wine you are discussing , 
Then I would definitely insist on some more ! 

I understand that a glass of wine is filled with both sparkle and a mix of terrific health benefits . 

I hope this has also helped to answer your question about the two statements on the Enquiry . 

I look forward to becoming your iTalki teacher . 

Kind regards 
Colette




Quick question

Hi guys,

please, explain me one thing:

Sometimes, you can hear when people speak sentences like that - for example: "I do need more wine (...)" instead - "I need more wine",

or "I do understand" instead "I understand".

Please, tell me the difference :) Is it a way to emphasize something?
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Yes, it's to emphasize or confirm what you are saying.
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https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/42138/i-understand-you-vs-i-do-understand-you

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