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Do You, Are You – ESL Grammar Exercise for Beginners

February 11, 2025 A1pdf

Fill in the blanks with do, does, is or are.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... you speak English?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to make a present simple question with the verb "speak" and the subject "you".
2............... you a teacher?
Wrong!
Use "Are" before the subject "you" when asking about a noun phrase such as "a teacher".
3............... she work here?
Wrong!
Use "Does" to make a present simple question with the verb "work" and the subject "she".
4Where ............... they live?
Wrong!
Use "do" after the question word "Where" in a present simple question with the subject "they".
5............... he your cousin?
Wrong!
Use "Is" before the subject "he" when asking about a noun phrase such as "your cousin".
6How far ............... the railway station from here?
Wrong!
Use "is" after "How far" when asking about distance with the subject "the railway station".
7............... you coming to the party?
Wrong!
Use "Are" to make a present continuous question with "coming" and the subject "you".
8............... you often go to parties?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to make a present simple question with the verb phrase "often go" and the subject "you".
9............... she work hard?
Wrong!
Use "Does" to make a present simple question with the verb phrase "work hard" and the subject "she".
10............... you doing anything in the afternoon?
Wrong!
Use "Are" to make a present continuous question with "doing" and the subject "you".
11............... they interested?
Wrong!
Use "Are" before the subject "they" with the adjective "interested".
12............... you watch a lot of movies?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to make a present simple question with the verb "watch" and the subject "you".

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Answers

  1. Do you speak English?
  2. Are you a teacher?
  3. Does she work here?
  4. Where do they live?
  5. Is he your cousin?
  6. How far is the railway station from here?
  7. Are you coming to the party?
  8. Do you often go to parties?
  9. Does she work hard?
  10. Are you doing anything in the afternoon?
  11. Are they interested?
  12. Do you watch a lot of movies?

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