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Formation of questions exercise

October 3, 2011 B2pdf

Make interrogative sentences.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... James play cricket?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with the third-person singular subject James in the present simple.
2............... Alice speak French?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with the third-person singular subject Alice in the present simple.
3............... heat expand metal?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with the singular subject heat in the present simple.
4Does Peter ............... models from clay?
Wrong!
After "Does", use the base verb "make".
5Does she ............... the violin each morning?
Wrong!
After "Does", use the base verb "practice".
6............... they play well yesterday?
Wrong!
Use "Did" for a past simple question with yesterday.
7............... he go to the office by train?
Wrong!
Use "Does" with the third-person singular subject he in the present simple.
8............... the doctor coming to see her?
Wrong!
Use "Is" to form a present continuous question with coming.
9............... the tablets bitter?
Wrong!
Use "Were" with the plural subject the tablets in a past simple question with be.
10Will our boys ............... the match?
Wrong!
After "Will", use the base verb "win".
11............... Alice finished her homework?
Wrong!
Use "Has" with the third-person singular subject Alice in the present perfect.
12Has he ............... well in his exams?
Wrong!
Use the past participle "done" after has in the present perfect.

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  1. Does James play cricket?
  2. Does Alice speak French?
  3. Does heat expand metal?
  4. Does Peter make models from clay?
  5. Does she practice the violin each morning?
  6. Did they play well yesterday?
  7. Does he go to the office by train?
  8. Is the doctor coming to see her?
  9. Were the tablets bitter?
  10. Will our boys win the match?
  11. Has Alice finished her homework?
  12. Has he done well in his exams?

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