The document explains the usage of 'do' and 'does' in forming yes/no questions in English. It clarifies that 'do' is used with plural subjects and 'does' with singular subjects, while highlighting exceptions with the verb 'be'. The document includes examples and corrections for proper question formation.

1. Present Simple
Do/Does
Do you like
rap music?
No, I don’t.
Do you?

2. Do you like
rap music?
No, I don’t.
Do you?
Do/Does can be used to form Yes/No questions.
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3. Do/Does can be used to form Yes/No questions.
Do + subject + main verb
Do I
Do you
Do we
Do they
Does she
Does he
Does it
}
}
+ main verb
+ main verb
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4. Do you like
rock music?
Yes, I do.
Do/Does can be used to form Yes/No questions.
Do + subject + main verb
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5. What about your
sister? Does she
like rap music?
Yes, she does.
She likes all
kinds of music.
Note: the main verb in the question does not have
a final –s. Does she likes rap music?
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6. When the main verb is a form of be,
do/does are not used.
Are you from Seoul?
Is Alex a student?
Are we late?
Is Jane at home?
Do you be from Seoul?
Does Alex be a student?
Do we be late?
Does Jane be home?
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7. Do/Does can be used to form Yes/No questions.
Do + subject + main verb
Do you like to dance?
Does your friend drive?
Do they have a new car?
What time do you get home?
Does Janet think school is fun?
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8. They ____ not like broccoli.
Click on the correct choice to complete the sentence.
do does
Present Simple
Do/Does
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9. Does Jenny likes jet-skiing?
Click on the correct sentences.
Do you like my new shirt?
Do you be from Greece?
correct
incorrect
incorrect
Present Simple
Do/Does
correct
correct
Are you from Greece?
Does Jenny like jet-skiing?
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When the main verb is a form of be,
do/does are not used.

10. The End
Created by Laurette Poulos Simmons
Present Simple
Do/Does
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