Put the words in the right order to ask a question with do. Write the question correctly.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to rearrange words into the correct order to form questions using the word 'do'. This involves understanding subject-verb agreement and the proper structure of interrogative sentences.
Answer
1. Does she write to her uncle in Egypt? 2. Does it seem like a strange place? 3. Does he write back to her? 4. Does he send pictures? 5. Does she send e-mail to him, too?
- Does she write to her uncle in Egypt?
- Does it seem like a strange place?
- Does he write back to her?
- Does he send pictures?
- Does she send e-mail to him, too?
Answer for screen readers
- Does she write to her uncle in Egypt?
- Does it seem like a strange place?
- Does he write back to her?
- Does he send pictures?
- Does she send e-mail to him, too?
More Information
Creating questions in English using 'do/does' involves starting with 'do/does', followed by the subject, and then the base form of the verb. This structure is used for forming yes/no questions.
Tips
Avoid using the third person singular 's' on the verb when forming questions with 'does'.
Sources
- Do vs Does Questions in the Present Simple Tense - grammar.cl
- Grammar rules Verbs Do, Does, Did - Ginger Software - gingersoftware.com
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