Fill in the blanks using do, does or did.
1............... you see him yesterday?
Wrong!
Use "Did" for a question about a finished past time, such as yesterday.
2............... you know who he is now?
Wrong!
Use "Do" with you in a present simple question.
3What ............... you do when the lights went out?
Wrong!
Use "did" in a past simple question about a finished past event, such as when the lights went out.
4I waited for a long time, but he ............... come.
Wrong!
Use "didn't" for a negative past simple action.
5She ............... have a job at the moment.
Wrong!
Use "doesn't" with she in a present simple negative sentence about the present (at the moment).
6............... he work hard every day now?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with he in a present simple question about a present habit (now).
7It ............... matter now, so don't worry.
Wrong!
Use "doesn't" with it in a present simple negative sentence about the present.
8He ............... talk to me anymore; he just ignores me.
Wrong!
Use "doesn't" with he in a present simple negative sentence; "ignores" shows the situation is present.
9............... you still want me to wait for you after work these days?
Wrong!
Use "Do" with you in a present simple question; "these days" shows that the question is about the present.
10How ............... you know him? Are you two colleagues?
Wrong!
Use "do" with you in a present simple question about a present situation.
11Where ............... they live now?
Wrong!
Use "do" with they in a present simple question.
12............... she know what she is doing right now?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with she in a present simple question.
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- Did you see him yesterday?
- Do you know who he is now?
- What did you do when the lights went out?
- I waited for a long time, but he didn’t come.
- She doesn’t have a job at the moment.
- Does he work hard every day now?
- It doesn’t matter now, so don’t worry.
- He doesn’t talk to me anymore; he just ignores me.
- Do you still want me to wait for you after work these days?
- How do you know him? Are you two colleagues?
- Where do they live now?
- Does she know what she is doing right now?