ESL Do vs. Does

Change to a question.
Pablo eats breakfast at home.

• Does Pablo eat breakfast at home?
• Do Pablo eat breakfast at home?
• Does Pablo eats breakfast at home?
• Do Pablo eats breakfast at home?

Change to a question.
He practices his English every day.

• Does he practice his English every day?
• Do he practice his English every day?
• Does he practices his English every day?
• Do he practices his English every day?

Change to a question.
We write our exercises.

• Does we write our exercises?
• Do we write our exercises?
• Does we writes our exercises?
• Do we writes our exercises?

Change to a question.
I need this book.

• Does I need this book?
• Do I need this book?
• Does I needs this book?
• Do I needs this book?

Change to a question.
They order a hamburger and a glass of milk.

• Does they order a hamburger and a glass of milk?
• Do they order a hamburger and a glass of milk?
• Does they orders a hamburger and a glass of milk?
• Do they orders a hamburger and a glass of milk?

Change to a question.
Pablo orders soap.

• Does Pablo order soap?
• Do Pablo order soap?
• Does Pablo orders soap?
• Do Pablo orders soap?

Change to a question.
He means soup.

• Does he mean soup?
• Do he mean soup?
• Does he means soup?
• Do he means soup?

Change to a question.
We drive our cars to school.

• Do we drive our cars to school?
• Does we drive our cars to school?
• Do we drives our cars to school?
• Does we drives our cars to school?

Change to a question.
They take the bus.

• Do they take the bus?
• Does they take the bus?
• Do they takes the bus?
• Does they take the bus?

Change to a question.
You ride a bicycle.

• Do you ride a bicycle?
• Does you ride a bicycle?
• Do you rides a bicycle?
• Do you rides a bicycle?