Lesson 7 ☘ Do you …? Does she …? (present simple questions)

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the questions below with “do” or “does”.
1. . . .
  Do you
  like chocolate?
  - Do you
  - Does you
2. . . .
  Do you
  play tennis?
  - Do you
  - Does you
3. . . .
  Do they
  play tennis?
  - Does they
  - Do they
4. . . .
  Do your friends
  live near here?
  - Does your friends
  - Do your friends
5. . . .
  Does your friend
  speak English?
  - Do your friend
  - Does your friend
6. . . .
  Do you do
  exercises every morning?
  - Do you do
  - Does you do
7. . . .
  Does he
  often go away?
  - Does he
  - Do he
8. . . .
  Does she
  want to be famous?
  - Does she
  - Do she
9. . . .
  Does he
  work hard?
  - Do he
  - Does he
Make a question the words below. Put the words in the right order.
1. where / live / your parents — . . .
  Where do your parents live?
  - Where your parents live?
  - Where do your parents live?
  - Where your parents do live?
  - Where live your parents?
2. you / early / always / get up — . . .
  Do you always get up early?
  - Do you always get up early?
  - Do you get up always early?
  - You always get up early?
  - Always do you get up early?
3. how often / TV / you / watch — . . .
  How often do you watch TV?
  - How often you watch TV?
  - How often do you watch TV?
  - How often does you watch TV?
  - How often you does watch TV?
4. you / want / what / for dinner — . . .
  What do you want for dinner?
  - Do you what want for dinner?
  - What you want for dinner?
  - What do you want for dinner?
  - What does you want for dinner?
5. like / you / football — . . .
  Do you like football?
  - You like football?
  - Does you like football?
  - Do you like football?
  - Do like football?
6. your brother / like / football — . . .
  Does your brother like football?
  - Do your brother like football?
  - Like your brother football?
  - Does your brother like football?
  - Does your brother likes football?
7. what / you / do / in the evening — . . .
  What do you do in the evening?
  - What you do in the evening?
  - What do you in the evening?
  - What do you do in the evening?
  - What does you do in the evening?
8. your sister / work / where — . . .
  Where does your sister work?
  - Where your sister works?
  - Where your sister work?
  - Where do works your sister?
  - Where does your sister work?
9. to the cinema / often / you / go — . . .
  Do you often go to the cinema?
  - Does you often go to the cinema?
  - Do you often go to the cinema?
  - Does you go to the cinema often?
  - Do you go often to the cinema?
10. what / mean / this word — . . .
  What does this word mean?
  - What do this word mean?
  - What does this word means?
  - What does this word mean?
  - What does means this word?
11. often / snow / it / here — . . .
  Does it often snow here?
  - Does here snow it often?
  - Here does it snow often?
  - Here does it often snow?
  - Does it often snow here?
12. go / usually / to bed / what time / you — . . .
  What time do you usually go to bed?
  - What time you usually go to bed?
  - What time does you usually go to bed?
  - What time do you usually go to bed?
  - What time do you go to bed usually?
13. how much / to phone New York / it / cost — . . .
  How much does it cost to phone New York?
  - How much it cost to phone New York?
  - How much do it costs to phone New York?
  - How much does it cost to phone New York?
  - How much does it to phone New York cost?
14. you / for breakfast / have / usually / what — . . .
  What do you usually have for breakfast?
  - What do you usually have for breakfast?
  - What does you usually have for breakfast?
  - What do you have for breakfast usually?
  - What do you usually for breakfast have?
Complete the questions below with “do” or “does”. Put the words in the right order.
1. “What . . .
  do you do
  ?”
  “I work in a bookshop.”
  - does you do
  - do you do
  - you do
  - do you does
2. “ . . .
  Does he like
  it?”
  “It’s OK.”
  - Does he like
  - Do he like
  - Do he likes
  - Does he likes
3. “What time . . .
  do you start
  in the morning?”
  “At 9 o’clock.”
  - does you start
  - do you starts
  - do you start
  - you start
4. “ . . .
  Do you work
  on Saturdays?”
  “Sometimes.”
  - Do you work
  - Does you work
  - Work you
  - Do you works
5. “How . . .
  do you go
  to work?”
  “Usually by bus.”
  - you go
  - does you go
  - you do go
  - do you go
6. “And your husband. What . . .
  does he do
  ?”
  - do he do
  - does he do
  - he does
  - do he does
7. “What . . .
  does he teach
  ?”
  “Science.”
  - does he teach
  - does he teaches
  - he teaches
  - do he teaches
8. “ . . .
  Does he enjoy
  his job?”
  “Yes, he loves it.”
  - Does he enjoys
  - Do he enjoy
  - Does he enjoy
  - Enjoy he

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