This document provides examples and exercises on using do and does with yes/no questions and short answers in the present simple tense. It explains that do is used with I, you, we, they and plural subjects while does is used with he, she, it and singular subjects. Short answers to yes/no questions use a pronoun and contractions like don't and doesn't in the negative. Two examples are given demonstrating questions about tourists visiting the White House and where the president lives. An exercise then prompts writing yes/no questions from statements and short answers to sample questions.
This document provides examples and exercises on using do and does with yes/no questions and short answers in the present simple tense. It explains that do is used with I, you, we, they and plural subjects while does is used with he, she, it and singular subjects. Short answers to yes/no questions use a pronoun and contractions like don't and doesn't in the negative. Two examples are given demonstrating questions about tourists visiting the White House and where the president lives. An exercise then prompts writing yes/no questions from statements and short answers to sample questions.
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This document provides examples and exercises on using do and does with yes/no questions and short answers in the present simple tense. It explains that do is used with I, you, we, they and plural subjects while does is used with he, she, it and singular subjects. Short answers to yes/no questions use a pronoun and contractions like don't and doesn't in the negative. Two examples are given demonstrating questions about tourists visiting the White House and where the president lives. An exercise then prompts writing yes/no questions from statements and short answers to sample questions.
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• Use does with he, she, it and singular subjects.
• Use do with I, you, we, they and plural subjects.
• We usually answer Yes/No questions with a short answer.
• The short answer uses a pronoun.
• The short answer uses a contraction in the negative.
• For example: don’t , doesn’t, isn’t etc.
Examples: DO/DOES SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT SHORT ANSWER
Tourists visit the White
House.
Do they visit the president’s No, they
private rooms? don’t.
The president lives in the White
House.
Does the vice live in the White No, he doesn’t
House?
Does president live in the White
House? Exercise 1. • Read each statement. Then write a yes/no question using that statement. Change the subject to a pronoun. Example: Jose has a notebook ___Does he have a notebook? ___
1. My brother reads the bible every day.
Does he read the bible every day?
2. We study the English language.
Do we study the English Language? 3. The teacher gives us homework.
Does she gives us homework?
4. You drink water at lunch time.
Do you drink water at lunch time?
5. The boy speaks English at school.
Does he speak English at school.
Exercise 2 • Write short answers to the questions below. Yes, I do / No, I don’t 1. Do you like English? Yes, she does / No, she doesn’t 2. Does your mother work? Yes, I do / No, I don’t 3. Do you have a pet? Yes, I do / No, I don’t 4. Do you live with your parents?