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Is, Has, Does Exercise

June 1, 2025 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate primary auxiliary verb.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1There ............... a spider on the roof.
Wrong!
Use "is" in the structure there is with a singular noun.
2Where ............... you?
Wrong!
Use "are" with you to ask about location or state.
3How many legs does a spider ...............?
Wrong!
After the auxiliary does, use the base verb "have".
4............... you sent the parcel?
Wrong!
Use "Have" to form a present perfect question with sent.
5............... she know about your new job?
Wrong!
Use "Does" to make a present simple question with she and know.
6............... a spider have eight legs?
Wrong!
Use "Does" to make a present simple question with a singular subject and have.
7............... spiders have eight legs?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to make a present simple question with the plural subject spiders.
8............... a spider got eight legs?
Wrong!
Use "Has" with a singular subject in the structure has got.
9............... spiders got eight legs?
Wrong!
Use "Have" with a plural subject in the structure have got.
10We ............... got enough chairs.
Wrong!
Use "have" before got in the structure have got.
11............... we got enough chairs?
Wrong!
Use "Have" to form a question with the structure have got.
12............... we have enough chairs?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to form a present simple question with we and have.

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Answers

  1. There is a spider on the roof.
  2. Where are you?
  3. How many legs does a spider have?
  4. Have you sent the parcel?
  5. Does she know about your new job?
  6. Does a spider have eight legs?
  7. Do spiders have eight legs?
  8. Has a spider got eight legs?
  9. Have spiders got eight legs?
  10. We have got enough chairs.
  11. Have we got enough chairs?
  12. Do we have enough chairs?

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