Answer: B) Did you buy.
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Answer: C) Did
Answer: C) Have you ever been to Japan?
Answer: B) Did the burglars break in through the kitchen window last night?
Answer: C) Are you going out.
Answer: C) Are you going to study for the test?
Answer: B) Does
Answer: A) Have you ever seen.
Answer: B) Have you ever spoken French.
Answer: A) Did/ come.
Answer: A) Has he gone to the store?
Answer: C) Were my parents working yesterday?
Answer: B) Will she trust him blindly?
Answer: A) Does
Answer: B) Were you doing.
Answer: A) Was
Answer: D) Are you doing.
Answer: C) Are you working?
Answer: A) How long have you been working here?
Answer: B) Am I showering before school every morning?
Answer: A) Understand
Answer: A) Do they play football?
Answer: D) Are the students busy?
Answer: A) Did
Answer: A) Do
Answer: C) Does she speak French?
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Is she visiting Washington?
Answer: A) Did Linda resign.
Answer: C) Did you go.
Answer: B) Have you had the time to see your parents?
Answer: A) Did you start.
Answer: C) Didn't play.
Answer: B) Will you sing.
Answer: D) Auxiliary verbs help form questions by inverting the subject and main verb.
Answer: D) Have you traveled to england?
Answer: B) Is he studying vocabulary now?
Answer: C) Did you do.
Answer: A) No, it is not the correct question form.
Answer: C) Did Obama become.
Answer: C) Put 'Has' or 'Have' in the beginning position.
Answer: B) Did
Answer: C) Were the people nice?
Answer: A) Did Nancy go to the supermarket two months ago?
Answer: C) What is Budi writing?
Answer: B) Had the train left?
Answer: B) Will you do.
Answer: A) Visit
Answer: D) When did they sell their home?
Answer: C) Will we study English?
Answer: A) Bring
Answer: A) Did they buy.
Answer: A) Do you do.
Answer: D) Gina is asking Mila's opinion.
Answer: D) Who wrote a letter to mary?
Answer: A) Is the man over there.
Answer: A) Did the game have horrible graphics?