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Do, Are, Have – Grammar Exercise for ESL Students

February 7, 2025 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with do, are or have.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... you often go there?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to form a present simple question with the main verb "go".
2............... invite them to your parties?
Wrong!
Use "Do you" to form a present simple question with the main verb "invite".
3............... she been told?
Wrong!
Use "Has" to form the present perfect passive in "has she been told".
4............... know what he wants?
Wrong!
Use "Do you" to form a present simple question with the main verb "know".
5Where ............... they live?
Wrong!
Use "do" to form a present simple question with the main verb "live".
6............... you have a meeting on Monday?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to form a present simple question with the main verb "have" meaning possession or arrangement.
7............... you coming to the party?
Wrong!
Use "Are" to form the present continuous question "Are you coming".
8............... you already invited them?
Wrong!
Use "Have" to form the present perfect question "Have you already invited".
9Why ............... you listen to me?
Wrong!
Use "don't" to make a negative present simple question with the main verb "listen".
10Who ............... you want to meet?
Wrong!
Use "do" to form a present simple object question with the main verb "want".
11What ............... you done to my camera?
Wrong!
Use "have" to form the present perfect question "What have you done".
12Where ............... she gone?
Wrong!
Use "has" to form the present perfect question "Where has she gone".

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Answers

  1. Do you often go there?
  2. Do you invite them to your parties?
  3. Has she been told?
  4. Do you know what he wants?
  5. Where do they live?
  6. Do you have a meeting on Monday?
  7. Are you coming to the party?
  8. Have you already invited them?
  9. Why don’t you listen to me?
  10. Who do you want to meet?
  11. What have you done to my camera?
  12. Where has she gone?

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