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'To do': Forma auxiliar o verbo en preguntas

'To do': Forma auxiliar o verbo en preguntas

Elige la forma correcta de do/does, como auxiliar y como verbo principal de la oración, según corresponda.

1 Where

your parents work?

Where do your parents work?

2 What time

you start school?

What time do you start school?

(not your sister) like cooking?

Doesn't your sister like cooking?
Does your sister not like cooking?

(not you) like your job?

Don't you like your job?
Do you not like your job?

5 How

you go to work?

How do you go to work?

6 What sort of novels

Susan read?

What sort of novels does Susan read?

7 What languages

Mr Carter speak?

What languages does Mr Carter speak?

8 Why

(not you) do an effort?

Why don't you do an effort?
Why do you not do an effort?

(not Lucy) do her exercises?

Doesn't Lucy do her exercises?
Does Lucy not do her exercises?

10 What

(do / your sister)?

What does your sister do?

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Exercises: 'To do' - Verb / Auxiliar form in questions

'To do': Forma auxiliar o verbo en preguntas

Teoría

Dynamic verbs

Linking verbs

Love, like, hate

Ejercicios interactivos

Verb ‘to do’: present simple interrogative

Verb ‘to do’: Do y Make

Verb ‘to have’, ‘have got’

Verb ‘To have’: have to

Exercises: ‘Linking verbs’

Exercises: ‘State verbs and dynamic verbs’

Exercises: ‘Dynamic verbs’

Verb ‘to do’: simple past

Simple past: There was/ there were

Exercises of Simple Present – There is / There are – I

Exercises: ‘There is/are’ – Simple present III

Exercises of Simple Past with There Was and There Were I

Exercises – there was and there were – Simple past II

Exercises: ‘There is/are – There was/were’ – Simple present and simple past

Verb ‘to do’: simple present affirmative

Verb ‘To have’: simple present affirmative

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Simple present

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Uses IV

Exercises of Simple Present Negative ‘To be’

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Simple present interrogative

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Simple past negative

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Simple past interrogative

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Uses II

Exercises: ‘To be’ – Uses III

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple present affirmative I

Exercises: ‘To do’ – ‘Do’ and ‘make’ I

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple present interrogative

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple present negative

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple present negative II

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple present interrogative II

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple past

Exercises: ‘To do’ – Simple past interrogative

Exercises: ‘To do’ – ‘Do’ y ‘make’ I

Exercises of Simple present affirmative with ‘To have’

Presente simple ingles I

Presente simple ingles II

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple present negative

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple present interrogative

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple past affirmative

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple past negative

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple past interrogative

Exercises: ‘To have’

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple presente

Exercises: ‘To have got’ – Simple present

Verb ‘to be’: frequent uses

Verb ‘to do’: frequent uses

Verb ‘To have’: frequent uses

Simple present – there is and there are

Exercises with ‘To be’

Verb to have simple present negative

Verb ‘To have’ Simple Past

Verb ‘To have’ simple present interrogative

Exercises of Simple Present with ‘There is / There are’ II

Present Simple Negative of ‘to do’

Simple Present Negative of the Verb ‘to be’

Exercises of Simple Past Affirmative ‘to be’

Verb ‘to be’ Simple Present Interrogative

Simple Present Affirmative of the Verb ‘to be’

Simple Past of the Verb ‘to be’

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