Answer: B) What time did she arrive at the meeting?
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Answer: A) Had they got a party?
Answer: C) Were you doing.
Answer: B) Don't
Answer: B) Does
Answer: C) Did/ go.
Answer: A) Call
Answer: A) A
Answer: A) Does work.
Answer: B) Go
Answer: A) How long will you have been playing by then?
Answer: A) Were
Answer: D) Enjoy
Answer: A) Does she have.
Answer: D) Did you call.
Answer: B) Will they have left.
Answer: B) Did they wash the car last week?
Answer: A) Did she live in Madrid last year?
Answer: B) Have you ever played.
Answer: D) Does he play football every weekend?
Answer: A) Did
Answer: C) Work
Answer: C) Could you tell me how many days she attends to school?
Answer: C) What is the weather?
Answer: B) Were you listening?
Answer: D) Did you get.
Answer: A) Was he.
Answer: D) Did / read.
Answer: D) Use 'do' or 'does' + subject + base verb.
Answer: B) What have the children been doing?
Answer: B) Will you have seen the movie?
Answer: B) Did the teacher break her arm?
Answer: D) Did
Answer: C) Does
Answer: C) I am not.
Answer: C) Are you eating pizza?
Answer: C) Do you think this trend will continue to grow in the future?
Answer: B) Did he get up.
Answer: D) Have you finished your homework?
Answer: A) Did you see.
Answer: B) Have seen.
Answer: A) Omitting the auxiliary verb 'do/does/did' in questions or negatives.
Answer: D) Will the dog catch the ball?
Answer: A) DO
Answer: A) Is your father doing.
Answer: B) Will you come to the party?
Answer: D) What can I do for you.
Answer: A) Is Giulia coming.
Answer: C) Did / graduate.
Answer: A) Am/Is/Are + subject + verb-ing?
Answer: B) Where did you go last Saturday?
Answer: B) Listen
Answer: A) Does your mother do.
Answer: A) Does your train leave.
Answer: C) Did you finish the video game?
Answer: A) How long has he beaten you at chess?
Answer: A) Did hear.
Answer: A) Did / Watch.
Answer: A) Was
Answer: A) Did you grow up.
Answer: A) Did you take.