Simple Present Tense Interrogative Form | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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The children always do their homework. Change this sentence to interrogative form:

Do the children always do their homework?

(Do / Does) you (wakes / wake) up at 7:00 o'clock?

Do - wake

(Does / Do) your father (cooks / cook) dinner sometimes?

Does - cook

(Does / Do) he (reads / read) the newspaper?

Does - read

They eat sandwiches for lunch. Change this sentence to interrogative form:

Do they eat sandwiches for lunch?

Pat speaks French very well. Change this sentence to interrogative form:

Does Pat speak French very well?

(Does / Do) the students (has / have) lunch at school?

Do - have

(Do / Does) John (washes / wash) his car every Sunday?

Does - wash

The students take chess lessons. Change this sentence to interrogative form:

Do the students take chess lessons?

(Do / Does) your aunt (iron / irons) the clothes?

Does - iron

(Do / Does) your uncle (works / work) in a bank?

Does - work

Sam wants an ice-cream. Change this sentence to interrogative form:

Does Sam want an ice-cream?

(Does / Do) Susan (makes / make) her bed every day?

Does - make

(Does / Do) you (brushes / brush) your teeth every day?

Do - brush

(Does / Do) your grandfather (watch / watches) TV in the evening?

Does - watch

(Do / Does) your friends (likes / like) to fish in the lake?

Do - like

They play basketball at the gym. Change this sentence to interrogative form:

Do they play basketball at the gym?

(Do / Does) rabbits (eat / eats) carrots?

Do - eat

(Does / Do) Mary and Bill (dance / dances) at the disco?

Do - dance

(Does / Do) babies (cries / cry) when they are hungry?

Do - cry