English Quiz: Do, Don't, Does, Doesn't, and Has

Form a question using 'do' in the present tense.

• Does you like ice cream?

• Do you like ice creams?

• Do you likes ice cream?

• Do you like ice cream?

Form a negative sentence using 'doesn't' in the present tense.

• She doesn't play soccer.

• He doesn't like tea.

• He doesn't like coffee.

• I doesn't enjoy reading.

Conjugate 'do' in the present tense for the pronoun 'I'.

• does

• done

• do

• did

What is the difference between 'do' and 'does'?

• Do is used for singular subjects and does is used for plural subjects.

• Do is used for questions and does is used for statements.

• Do is used for past tense and does is used for present tense.

• Do is used for plural subjects and does is used for singular subjects.

Write an interrogative sentence using 'does' in the present tense.

• Does it like ice cream?

• Does he like ice cream?

• Does she like ice cream?

• Do they like ice cream?

Form a question using 'does' in the present tense.

• Does she like ice cream?

• Does we like ice cream?

• Does they like ice cream?

• Does he like ice cream?

Form a negative sentence using 'don't' in the present tense.

• I don't like tea.

• I don't like coffee.

• She don't speak English.

• They don't go to school.

Conjugate 'do' in the present tense for the pronoun 'you'.

• do

• does

• did

• done

What is the correct usage of 'do' in a sentence?

• As an auxiliary verb to form questions and negatives in the present simple tense for the subjects 'I', 'you', 'we', and 'they'.

• As an adverb to emphasize a point

• As a preposition to indicate location or direction

• As a main verb to express action or to make questions and negatives in the past simple tense

Write an interrogative sentence using 'do' in the present tense.

• Do she have a dog?

• Does you like ice cream?

• Do they goes to school?

• Do you like ice cream?