Auxiliary Verbs in Questions

This video tutorial covers the basics of forming questions in English using 'do', 'are', and 'is'. It provides examples and explanations for each type of question, helping learners understand when to use each form. The tutorial also includes common question examples and concludes with additional resources for further learning.

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'you' to ask about having a pet?

• is

• do

• are

• does

What is the correct form to ask someone about their origin?

• Where are you from?

• Where does you from?

• Where do you from?

• Where is you from?

How do you ask someone if they have siblings?

• Do you have any brothers or sisters?

• Are you have any brothers or sisters?

• Does you have any brothers or sisters?

• Is you have any brothers or sisters?

What is the correct way to inquire about someone's best friend?

• Who is your best friend?

• Who do your best friend?

• Who does your best friend?

• Who are your best friend?

How do you ask about the age of someone's grandparents?

• How old is your grandparents?

• How old are your grandparents?

• How old do your grandparents?

• How old does your grandparents?

Which auxiliary verb is used to ask about someone's birthday?

• does

• do

• are

• is

How do you ask if someone owns a bicycle?

• Is you have a bicycle?

• Are you have a bicycle?

• Do you have a bicycle?

• Does you have a bicycle?

What is the correct form to ask if someone's father owns a car?

• Do your father have a car?

• Is your father have a car?

• Are your father have a car?

• Does your father have a car?

How do you ask if someone is married?

• Are you married?

• Do you married?

• Is you married?

• Does you married?

Which auxiliary verb is used to ask about the best restaurant in town?

• is

• are

• do

• does