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Present Simple Interrogative: We Use Do or Does To Make Questions The Verb Doesn'T Change in 3Rd Person Singular!

The document provides examples of how to form yes/no questions in the present simple tense in English using auxiliary verbs do and does. It shows that do is used for first person plural and all other persons except third person singular, which takes does. Examples are given to choose between do and does and to convert statements to questions. Finally, words are provided to form questions by rearranging the order.

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Present Simple Interrogative: We Use Do or Does To Make Questions The Verb Doesn'T Change in 3Rd Person Singular!

The document provides examples of how to form yes/no questions in the present simple tense in English using auxiliary verbs do and does. It shows that do is used for first person plural and all other persons except third person singular, which takes does. Examples are given to choose between do and does and to convert statements to questions. Finally, words are provided to form questions by rearranging the order.

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  • Present Simple Interrogative Exercise 1: Introduces the use of 'Do' and 'Does' in forming questions and includes a set of exercises for practice.
  • Present Simple Interrogative Exercise 2: Focuses on converting statements into questions and forming questions with prompts.

PRESENT SIMPLE

INTERROGATIVE

WE USE DO OR DOES TO MAKE THE VERB DOESN'T CHANGE IN Answers


QUESTIONS 3RD PERSON SINGULAR!
Do I/you/we/they Yes, I do.
Does she eats bread?
eat bread? No, I don't.
Does she eat bread?
Does he/she/it eat bread? Yes, she does.
No, she doesn't.

1. Choose between do or does:

1. Do/Does Charlie tidy his room? No, ______________.


2. Do/Does Christine do her homework? Yes, ______________.
3. Do/Does Evelyn and Luca take photos? Yes, ______________.
4. Do/Does Sara buy new shoes? No, ______________.
5. Do/Does they eat at 1 o'clock? No, ______________.
6. Do/Does the dog run in the park? Yes, ______________.
7. Do/Does my mother wear long dresses? Yes, ______________.
8. Do/Does my friend need glasses? No, ______________.
9. Do/Does we stay at home on Sundays? No, ______________.
10. Do/Does my sister and I go to the cinema on Friday? Yes,
______________.
11. Do/Does you look at the birds when you go to the park? Yes,
______________.
12. Do/Does he use his laptop everyday? No, ______________.
13. Do/Does we drink orange juice? Yes, ______________.
14. Do/Does they go to bed at nine o'clock? No, ______________.
15. Do/Does we play in the garden? Yes, ______________.
2. Convert the sentences into questions:

1. She works at the bank.


2. You play football on Wednesdays.
3. They catch the bus at 8 o'clock.
4. My aunt wakes up at half past six.
5. He fights a lot with his friend.
6. We fly to Madrid every Sunday.
7. My dog eats a lot in the evenings.
8. Josie likes vegetables.
9. They wash their car on Sundays.
10. We do our homework at 5 o'clock.
11. Peter watches football on Sundays.
12. I walk the dog every morning.
13. You have a shower at 7.45.
14. My grandfather reads the newspaper in the afternoon.

3. Put the words in order to form the questions:

1. you / coffee? / Do / drink


2. tennis? / Does/ play / she
3. watch / Do / TV / they / every night?
4. Barcelona? / they / Do / live
5. Do / a car? / drive / you
6. near / Do / the river? / live / you
7. eat / vegetables? / Does
8. a bike? / he / Does / ride

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