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Do vs. Does Exercise

July 1, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... you like apples?
Wrong!
Use "Do" with the subject you in a present simple question.
2............... he play football?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with he in a present simple question.
3I ............... drink coffee.
Wrong!
Use "do not" with I in a present simple negative sentence.
4She ............... live here.
Wrong!
Use "does not" with she in a present simple negative sentence.
5............... they have a car?
Wrong!
Use "Do" with they in a present simple question.
6............... your brother work on Sundays?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with your brother because 'your brother' is one person, like 'he', in a present simple question.
7We ............... need help.
Wrong!
Use "do not" with we in a present simple negative sentence.
8............... the dog sleep outside?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with the dog because it is one animal in a present simple question.
9My mother ............... eat meat.
Wrong!
Use "does not" with my mother because 'my mother' is one person, like 'she', in a present simple negative sentence.
10............... your friends speak English?
Wrong!
Use "Do" with the plural subject your friends in a present simple question.
11The children ............... watch TV at night.
Wrong!
Use "do not" with the plural subject the children.
12............... it rain here in winter?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with it in a present simple question.

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Answers

  1. Do you like apples?
  2. Does he play football?
  3. I do not drink coffee.
  4. She does not live here.
  5. Do they have a car?
  6. Does your brother work on Sundays?
  7. We do not need help.
  8. Does the dog sleep outside?
  9. My mother does not eat meat.
  10. Do your friends speak English?
  11. The children do not watch TV at night.
  12. Does it rain here in winter?

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