What (do | does) she want? || She ( want | wants) to swim in the river.
What does she want? || She wants to swim in the river.
What (do | does) he want? || He ( want | wants) to see the ducks.
What does he want? || He wants to see the ducks.
(Do | Does) he want to climb a tree? || Yes, he (don't | doesn't).
Does he want to climb a tree? || Yes, he does.
(Do | Does) she want to climb a tree? || No, she (don't | doesn't).
Does she want to climb a tree? || No, she doesn't.
(Do | Does) she want to see the ducks? || No, she (don't | doesn't).
Does she want to see the ducks? || No, she doesn't.
(Do | Does) he want to fly a kite? || No, he (don't | doesn't).
Does he want to fly a kite? || No, he doesn't.
What (do | does) you want? || I ( want | wants) swim in the river.
What do you want? || I want to swim in the river.
What (do | does) he want? || He ( want | wants) to climb a tree.
What does he want? || He wants to climb a tree.
(Do | Does) you want to climb a tree? || No, I (don't | doesn't).
Do you want to climb a tree? || No, I don't.
What (do | does) she want? || She ( want | wants) to fly a kite.
What does she want? || She wants to fly a kite.
What (do | does) you want? || I ( want | wants) to fly a kite.
What do you want? || I want to fly a kite.
(Do | Does) you want to fly a kite? || Yes, I (do | does).
Do you want to fly a kite? || Yes, I do.