Fill in the blanks with do, does or did.
1He ............... not have a good job.
Wrong!
With the singular subject "he" in the present simple negative, use "does".
2Who ............... you think you are?
Wrong!
With "you" in a present simple question, use "do".
3What ............... you do with my money yesterday?
Wrong!
The past-time phrase "yesterday" makes "did" the correct auxiliary.
4I went to his house, but I ............... see him.
Wrong!
The past verb "went" shows that "did not" is needed.
5Where ............... you go last night?
Wrong!
The phrase "last night" makes "did" the correct auxiliary.
6What ............... you do then?
Wrong!
The word "then" refers to a past sequence here, so use "did".
7I ............... say anything to offend him yesterday.
Wrong!
For a past negative sentence with "I", use "didn't".
8She ............... not earn much.
Wrong!
With the singular subject "she" in the present simple negative, use "does".
9She ............... get the job last week.
Wrong!
The phrase "last week" makes "did not" the correct choice.
10We ............... not encourage such practices.
Wrong!
With the plural subject "we" in the present simple negative, use "do".
11............... you often have meetings?
Wrong!
With "you" in a present simple question, use "Do".
12How ............... he escape last night?
Wrong!
The phrase "last night" makes "did" the correct auxiliary.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- He does not have a good job.
- Who do you think you are?
- What did you do with my money yesterday?
- I went to his house, but I did not see him.
- Where did you go last night?
- What did you do then?
- I didn’t say anything to offend him yesterday.
- She does not earn much.
- She did not get the job last week.
- We do not encourage such practices.
- Do you often have meetings?
- How did he escape last night?
