Simple Present Questions (Unit 8)

English as a Second Language English for Beginners
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hi all

do you speak freanch?
do you hate dogs?
do live in England?
does he play football?

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Sentences (including questions) should always begin with a capital letter.

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Do you like me?
Do you go home with me?
Does she bring some delicious food to me?
Does she have a baby?
Do you give your address to me to post some samples to you?

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HELLO
do you getup early?
do you like meat?
do you play guitar?
do you speak freanch?

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Those all require capital letters at the start.

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Hello everyone,

These are my questions.

Do I make any mistake?
Do you play tennis?
Does she ride bicycle?
Does he work on Sunday?
Do they like pop music?
Do we go to cinema?

That’s all. Please, can you check my sentences.

Thanks in advanced,
Cachita1

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Do I make any mistake? <-- The usual form is ‘Am I making any mistakes?’
Do you play tennis? <-- Correct. Well done.
Does she ride bicycle? <-- Does she ride a bicycle?
Does he work on Sunday? <-- Correct. Great
Do they like pop music? <-- Correct. Fabulous.
Do we go to cinema? <-- The usual form is, ‘Are we going to the cinema?’

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Hello dear Beeesneees,

Thanks again. I really appreciate your help. Well, back to lesson!

Cheers!

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Do I ask some thing?
Did I ask question correctly?

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‘Do I ask something?’ is grammatically correct but seems a very strange verb and tense choice. ‘Shall I ask something?’ would be more usual.

Did I ask the question correctly?

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Do you know someone like me?
What do you think about my english?
Does she like get up early?
Do you know good way to talk with friends on forum?
Do you know Poland? Have you ever been there?
Does she happy from my questions?

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Hi,

‘English’ needs a capital letter: What do you think about my English?
Does she like to get up early?
Do you know a good way to talk with friends on the forum?
The last one needs adjustment. Perhaps you mean one of these:
Is she happy about my questions?
Do my questions make her happy?

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Beeesneees couldn’t he have said;Is she happy with my questions? Thanks

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Does she like get up early?
Beeesneees is it grammatical to say, Does she like getting up early?[/code]
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That’s another possibility.

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Does she like get up early? - incorrect.
Does she like to get up early? - correct
Does she like getting up early? - correct

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Hello Sunny,

Do you speak french?
Do you like French people?
Do you like sport?
Do you practise a sport?

Regards,
fatima1

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Hello dear Beeeesneees,

I have a question. Which of the next sentences is the correct one? And why?

  • The girl is sitting on the bridge.
  • The girl is sitting in the bridge.

I don’t know when I should use “on” and when to use “in”. Please, could you explain that to me?

Thanks in advance.
Cachita

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on’ is the correct preposition there. She is not inside the bridge.

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Does she reads book?
I usually play football on sunday.
She gets up at 9.
Sometimes I laugh after remembering some of my childhood deeds.
When will the class start?

correct me if i am wrong.