Watch TV? (past simple)

Which question is correct?

• Do you watch TV?

• Do you look TV?

Which question is wrong?

• Do you watch TV?

• Are you watch TV?

Answer explanation

Use are before adjectives: Are you hungry? but not before verbs: Do you watch TV?

Do you watch TV? is a question about something you do regularly.

• Yes, that's right.

• No, that's not right.

Where is the best place to add the word usually?

• Do you usually watch TV?

• Usually, do you watch TV?

• Do you watch TV usually?

• Do you watch usually TV?

Answer explanation

Put the time adverbs before the main verb: watch.

How do you write Do you watch TV? in the past?

• Do you watched TV?

• Did you watch TV?

• Did you watched TV?

Which verb goes into the past in questions?

Do you watch TV?

• Do becomes Did

• watch becomes watched

Which question is correct? Explain why after you answer.

• Do you want a sandwich?

• Do you like a sandwich?

Answer explanation

Do you like sandwiches? / Do you want a sandwich?

Now put the question Do you want a sandwich? in the past simple.

Now put the question Do you like coffee? in the past simple.

In the present simple, which sentence is the correct negative for I / watch TV

• I don't watch TV.

• I no watch TV.

• I don't watching TV.

• I not watching TV.