Do & Does Questions and Answers

Front

Do you want pizza?

Back

Yes, I do.

Answer explanation

The correct response is 'Yes, I do.' because it uses the first-person singular form 'I' with the correct auxiliary verb 'do'. The other options are incorrect due to grammatical errors.

Front

Does he drive a car?

Back

Yes, he does.

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Yes, he does.' because it directly affirms that he drives a car, while the other options either negate or incorrectly phrase the response.

Front

Do you wake up at 6:00 a.m.:

Back

Yes, I do.

Answer explanation

The correct response is "Yes, I do." because it directly answers the question in the first person. The other options are incorrect as they either use the wrong subject or contradict the question.

Front

Does she come to work at 9:00?

Back

No, she doesn't.

Answer explanation

The question asks if she comes to work at 9:00. The correct response is 'No she doesn't,' indicating she does not arrive at that time. The other options are incorrect as they do not address the subject properly.

Front

Does he play soccer every day?

Back

Yes, he does.

Answer explanation

The correct response to the question is 'Yes, he does.' because it uses the proper form of the verb 'do' for the third person singular subject 'he'. The other options are grammatically incorrect.

Front

Complete: ____ she like to bake cakes?

Back

Correct answer: Does

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Does' because it is used for third-person singular subjects like 'she'. 'Do' is for plural subjects, and 'Did' is for past tense, which is not applicable here.

Front

Do you swim?

Back

No, I don't.

Answer explanation

The question asks if you always go swimming, which requires a response about personal habits. 'No, I don't.' correctly indicates that the person does not swim regularly, while the other options are irrelevant or incorrect.

Front

____ they live in a big house?

Back

Correct answer: Do

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Do' because it is used for plural subjects or 'you'. The question asks if they (plural) live in a big house, so 'Do' is appropriate. 'Does' is for singular subjects, and 'Is' is not suitable here.

Front

Fill in the blank: ____ you like to travel?

Back

Correct answer: Do

Front

Does she enjoy reading?

Back

Yes, she does.