Present Simple Do and Does

Complete the sentence: She ________ yoga on Fridays.

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Make the sentence negative: She does yoga on Fridays.

• She doesn't yoga on Fridays.

• She doesn't do yoga on Fridays.

• She don't yoga on Fridays.

• She don't do yoga on Fridays.

Which is the correct form of a present simple affirmative sentence with the verb "to do?"

• Subject + Do/Does + Complement

• Do/Does + subject + Complement

• Subject + Don't/Doesn't + Verb (base form) + Complement

Change the sentence into a question: She does yoga on Fridays.

• She do yoga on Fridays.

• Do she do yoga on Fridays?

• Does she yoga on Fridays?

• Does she do yoga on Fridays?

Change the sentence into a question: I need a coat.

• Does I need a coat?

• I don't need a coat.

• Do I need a coat?

• Don't I need a coat?

Which question word best completes the question: Do I need a jacket? (hint: Because it is cold outside.)

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Make the sentence a question: I like pizza.

• Does I like pizza?

• Don't I like pizza?

• Doesn't I like?

• Do I like pizza?

True or False: We use the Do and Does to form questions in the past simple tense

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Make the statement true: We use the Do and Does to form questions in the past simple tense

• Present simple tense

• Present continuous tense

• It is already true.

Make the sentence into a question: He plays tennis.

• Does he plays tennis?

• Does he play tennis?

• Do he play tennis?

• What does he play tennis