Forming Questions in English

When are "Do" or "Does" typically used to form a question?

• In the simple past tense

• In the simple present tense

• With modal verbs like "can" or "should"

• With the verb "to be"

How would you transform the affirmative sentence "You speak English" into a question?

• Speak you English?

• Do you speak English?

• Are you speak English?

• You do speak English?

What is the correct question form for the affirmative sentence "They speak Spanish"?

• Speak they Spanish?

• Do they speak Spanish?

• Are they speak Spanish?

• They do speak Spanish?

What is the correct question form for the affirmative sentence "He likes chocolate"?

• Does he likes chocolate?

• Do he like chocolate?

• Does he like chocolate?

• He does like chocolate?

Are you enjoying the video lesson?

• Yes

• No

When forming a question with "does" for a third-person singular subject (he/she/it), what form does the main verb take?

• The -s form (e.g., likes, goes)

• The base form (e.g., like, go)

• The -ing form (e.g., liking, going)

• The past tense form (e.g., liked, went)

Choose the correct question form for the affirmative sentence: "We want a new car."

• Do we want a new car?

• Does we want a new car?

• We do want a new car?

• Want we a new car?

Transform the affirmative sentence "She plays tennis" into a question.

• Does she plays tennis?

• Do she play tennis?

• Does she play tennis?

• She does play tennis?

What is the correct structure for forming a question using a Q-word (like What, When, Where) in the simple present tense?

• Auxiliary + Q-word + Subject + Verb

• Subject + Auxiliary + Q-word + Verb

• Q-word + Auxiliary + Subject + Verb

• Q-word + Subject + Auxiliary + Verb