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Do, Does vs. Did Exercise

July 14, 2021 A1pdf

 

Fill in the blanks with do, does or did.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1What ............... you do last night?
Wrong!
Use "did" for a past-time question with "last night".
2How ............... you operate a washing machine?
Wrong!
Use "do" with "you" for a present simple question about a general process.
3Where ............... she live?
Wrong!
Use "does" with "she" in a present simple question.
4Whom ............... you want to meet?
Wrong!
Use "do" with "you" in a present simple question.
5Yesterday he said that he ............... know the answer, but now he does.
Wrong!
Use "didn't" in reported speech after the past verb "said"; the situation was true then but is not true now.
6............... you meet him yesterday?
Wrong!
Use "Did" for a past simple question with "yesterday".
7If you needed help, why ............... you call me?
Wrong!
Use "didn't" because "needed" shows the situation is in the past.
8He ............... not have a job.
Wrong!
Use "does" with "he" in a present simple negative sentence.
9My parents ............... not like it when I spend time playing computer games.
Wrong!
Use "do" with the plural subject "my parents" in a present simple negative sentence.
10She ............... answer my questions yesterday.
Wrong!
Use "did not" for a past simple negative sentence with "yesterday".
11Why ............... he ever pick up the phone when I call him?
Wrong!
Use "doesn't" with "he" in a present simple negative question about a habit ("when I call him").
12Where ............... he work?
Wrong!
Use "does" with "he" in a present simple question.

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Answers

  1. What did you do last night?
  2. How do you operate a washing machine?
  3. Where does she live?
  4. Whom do you want to meet?
  5. Yesterday he said that he didn’t know the answer, but now he does.
  6. Did you meet him yesterday?
  7. If you needed help, why didn’t you call me?
  8. He does not have a job.
  9. My parents do not like it when I spend time playing computer games.
  10. She did not answer my questions yesterday.
  11. Why doesn’t he ever pick up the phone when I call him?
  12. Where does he work?

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