‘do ... while’ syntax with a semicolon

Thank you, Dave McFarland for this JavaScript course. I like its pace and your voice and your vocal energy is terrific! I have a question about ‘do while’ syntax. According to the link you provided in teacher’s notes https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/do...while, there is a semi-colon ";" at the end of ‘do while’ loop:

Syntax:

 do
      statement
 while (condition);

However, in your video and in your teacher’s notes it is not present:

 do {
      // code for loop goes here
      // it runs AT least one time
 } while ( )

Also, in the review quiz, sometimes “;” IS present at the end:

"Finish this code to create a do...while loop."

 var counter = 0;
 do {
      console.log(counter);
      counter += 1;
 } while  (counter < 10);

And sometimes it is not:

"Finish the code in this loop's condition, so that 'I love JavaScript' is printed to the console 10 times: "

 var x = 0;
 do {
      console.log('I love JavaScript');
      x += 1; 
 } while ( x <=  )

"Given the code below, what will print out to the console?"

 do {
      console.log('Hello');
 } while (false)

I understand that JavaScript is a loosely typed language and it will add a “;” for you. I just found it confusing when there is no consistency in the syntax. Thank you.