Answering in the Affirmative/Negative

Which auxiliary verb is typically used to form questions in the present simple tense when the subject is 'they'?

In present simple questions, 'does' is used with plural subjects like 'cousins'.

What auxiliary verb is commonly used to form a question when the subject is a singular noun, such as 'brother'?

To ask if someone likes something in the present tense, you can say, '_____ you like...?'

Match the following subjects with the correct auxiliary verb to form a present simple question:

Which of the following is the correct way to ask if Lily goes to the beach, assuming 'Lily' is 'she'?

When responding negatively to a 'do' question, the correct short answer is always 'No, I don't'.

What is the correct short answer if someone asks, 'Do your cousins go to the beach?' and the answer is affirmative?

If someone asks, 'Do you wear a scarf?', a negative reply would start with 'No, I _____'.

Match the question with the appropriate short answer:

Which question requires the auxiliary verb 'do'?

When the subject is 'he', 'she', or 'it', questions are generally formed using 'do' in the present simple.

Complete the question: '_____ your sister play tennis?'

To ask if a person likes their new house you ask, "_______ you like your new house?"

Match the form to the correct tense.

Choose the correct verb to fill in the blank: "Yes, I _____."

The following sentence is grammatically correct: Does I like apples?

Fill in the blank with the verb: Do you ________ a scarf?

The use of _____ indicates the start of the sentence is a question.

Match the pronoun with the verb.