12) Complete the questions with do or does and give short true answers to the questions.
1). you like to travel?
3). your parents like to play computer games?
4). your father drive a car?
5). your mother watch the news on TV in the evening?
6). your classmates always come to school in time?
7). your grandparents live in the country?
8). your mother often meet her friends?
9). you have a dream!
10). you often visit your grandparents?
Certainly! Let's complete each question with the appropriate form of "do" or "does" and provide short, true answers.
1) Do you like to travel?
2) Does your friend go in for sports?
3) Do your parents like to play computer games?
4) Does your father drive a car?
5) Does your mother watch the news on TV in the evening?
6) Do your classmates always come to school on time?
7) Do your grandparents live in the country?
8) Does your mother often meet her friends?
9) Do you have a dream?
10) Do you often visit your grandparents?
- Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
These auxiliary verbs are used in present simple questions to inquire about habits, preferences, and general truths. The short answers reflect the same tense and subject as the question, using "do" or "does" as appropriate.
1) Do you like to travel?
2) Does your friend go in for sports?
3) Do your parents like to play computer games?
4) Does your father drive a car?
5) Does your mother watch the news on TV in the evening?
6) Do your classmates always come to school in time?
7) Do your grandparents live in the country?
8) Does your mother often meet her friends?
9) Do you have a dream?
10) Do you often visit your grandparents?
