Answer: D) Are you watching this show?
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Answer: A) What are your plans for the future?
Answer: B) Do they go to the market?
Answer: A) Is Matilda listening.
Answer: C) What were you doing when you saw her?
Answer: D) Did find ?
Answer: B) Did you talk.
Answer: D) Does Sarah?
Answer: A) Did you go.
Answer: A) Do you have.
Answer: D) Would you have accepted.
Answer: A) Enjoy
Answer: A) 1. Does she feel.
Answer: B) Have you finished your homework?
Answer: C) Did
Answer: E) Have you any idea when it opens?
Answer: B) Does
Answer: A) Are you going to buy an MP3 player?
Answer: A) Would you study English next year?
Answer: A) Are
Answer: B) Are you doing.
Answer: D) Will you be joining the meeting tomorrow?
Answer: A) Did you hear.
Answer: D) Does he study every night?
Answer: D) Release
Answer: C) Is Melanie playing baseball later?
Answer: A) Take
Answer: B) How long will you have been working on your project by Monday?
Answer: B) What did you say?
Answer: A) Did
Answer: A) Has she been gardening in the backyard?
Answer: C) Is
Answer: C) What are some events in the past that made you who you are?
Answer: B) Did they jump into the swimming pool yesterday?
Answer: B) Did
Answer: A) Use 'do not' or 'does not' + base form of the verb.
Answer: A) Will I wash the car?
Answer: A) Did she last visit.
Answer: B) Present simple:What time does the movie start?
Answer: B) To provide an auxiliary verb when there isn't one in the declarative sentence (e.g., "He sleeps"-> "Does he sleep?").
Answer: A) Does Billy work in the supermarket?
Answer: B) Where do you play the piano?
Answer: C) Did she sing the song?
Answer: D) My father does not work in a bank.
Answer: A) Did you watch.
Answer: C) Did she finish her homework yesterday?
Answer: B) Did Harry eat the cake?
Answer: B) Did/ buy.
Answer: C) Did you go.