Simple Present Interrogative Form

What is the interrogative form of the sentence 'She plays tennis every day'?

• Is she playing tennis every day?

• She doesn't play tennis every day?

• She plays tennis sometimes?

• Does she play tennis every day?

How do we form an interrogative sentence in simple present tense?

• Start with the auxiliary verb 'do' or 'does', followed by the subject, and then the base form of the main verb.

• Start with the base form of the main verb, followed by the subject and then the auxiliary verb 'do' or 'does'.

• Start with the subject, followed by the auxiliary verb 'do' or 'does', and then the base form of the main verb.

• Start with the main verb, followed by the subject and then the auxiliary verb 'do' or 'does'.

What is the correct interrogative form of the sentence 'They eat dinner at 7 o'clock'?

• Will they eat dinner at 7 o'clock?

• Did they eat dinner at 7 o'clock?

• Do they eat dinner at 7 o'clock?

• Are they eating dinner at 7 o'clock?

What is the interrogative form of the sentence 'He goes to school by bus'?

• Is he go to school by bus?

• He goes to school by bus?

• He go to school by bus?

• Does he go to school by bus?

What is the correct interrogative form of the sentence 'I like to read books'?

• Do I like to read books?

• I like to read books?

• Does I like to read books?

• Am I like to read books?

What is the correct interrogative form of the sentence 'We watch movies on weekends'?

• Do we watch movies on weekends?

• We watch movies on weekends?

• Do we watches movies on weekends?

• Are we watch movies on weekends?

What is the interrogative form of the sentence 'She speaks English fluently'?

• Is she speaking English fluently?

• Can she speak English fluently?

• She speaks English fluently, right?

• Does she speak English fluently?

What is the correct interrogative form of the sentence 'He works in an office'?

• Does he work in an office?

• He works in a home?

• He doesn't work in an office?

• Is he working in an office?

What is the correct interrogative form of the sentence 'They live in New York'?

• They live in New York?

• Are they living in New York?

• Are they live in New York?

• Do they live in New York?