Forming Questions with the Verb to Do

Forming information questions

Phil works someplace.

Where​ (a)  

• does Phil work?

• works Phil?

• does Phil working?

Forming information questions He works sometimes. When​ (a)  

• does Phil work?

• works Phil

• does Phil working?

Make questions using the given words:

did, do, you

What____________________?

I went to a baseball game.

Use the verb DO to ask Yes / No questions in order to obtain facts about people, places, or things.

For examples:

Do they smoke?

Does it rain here?

Did the key work?

• TRUE

• FALSE

When asking Yes / No questions with DO or a modal verb, the main verb remains in the base form (without to). For examples: Do you drink coffee? Does she work here? Can I go with you?

• TRUE

• FALSE

When forming a Yes / No question, it must include one of these verbs: BE, DO, HAVE, or a modal verb.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Find the mistake and write the correct answer

Your father doesn’t drink tea, doesn’t your father?

Find the mistake and write the correct answer

11. We are late, do we?

Forming information questions: She visits her grandmother **every Sunday**. When _____

• A) does she visit her grandmother?

• B) she visits her grandmother?

• C) does she visiting her grandmother?

• D) visits she her grandmother?

Forming information questions: They play soccer **in the park**. Where _____

• A) do they play soccer?

• B) they play soccer?

• C) do they playing soccer?

• D) plays they soccer?