Forming Questions in English

The video tutorial explains how to form questions in the simple present tense using DO and DOES. It covers the use of DO with subjects like I, you, we, and they, and DOES with he, she, and it. The tutorial emphasizes using the base form of the infinitive verb in questions and provides examples and practice exercises. It also discusses using question words like what, when, where, and why with DO and DOES.

Which auxiliary verb is used to form questions in the simple present tense for 'I', 'you', 'we', and 'they'?

• Is

• Are

• Does

• Do

What is the correct auxiliary verb to use when forming a question about 'he', 'she', or 'it'?

• Is

• Does

• Do

• Are

When forming a question in the simple present tense, what happens to the 's' in third-person singular verbs?

• It is doubled

• It remains unchanged

• It is removed

• It is added

What is the base form of the verb in the question 'Does he go to work?'?

• Going

• Go

• Goes

• Gone

How would you form a question from the sentence 'She drinks tea'?

• Do she drinks tea?

• Does she drink tea?

• Does she drinks tea?

• Is she drink tea?

Which of the following is a correct question form for 'They want a new car'?

• Do they want a new car?

• Does they want a new car?

• Is they want a new car?

• Are they want a new car?

What is the infinitive form of the verb in the question 'Do you need a jacket?'?

• Needed

• Needs

• Need

• Needing

Which question word would you use to ask about a location?

• Why

• When

• Where

• What

In the question 'What do you do?', why is 'do' used twice?

• To form the question and as the main verb

• To make it polite

• To emphasize the question

• To indicate future tense

Which question word would you use to inquire about a reason?

• Why

• What

• Where

• When