If you want to ask question on quantity of things that are in unit(e.g in bags) that will be needed…when you are not sure if is going to 1, 2 or more. which is more acceptable, is it–How many bag do you need? or how many bags do you need?
How many bags?
hi,suny
Do you play football?
Does she like watching TV?
Do they work their exercise?
Do they do/finish/complete their exercises?
‘Work’ is the wrong verb there.
Do you like watch tv ?
Do you like your job ?
Do you know someone from Poland ?
Do you like fast food?
Do you have any siblings ?
Do you like to read a book?
Do you think knowledge is sexy ?
Hi Torston,
Here are my question. Correct me if am wrong.
Do you have a pen with you?
Do you want me to do this work?
Does she know my name?
Does he go to college today?
Does it has a cap?
Does he go to college today?
is not incorrect in a small number of contexts, but usually the form you need revolves around the verb ‘to be’, not ‘to do’:
Is he going to college today?
Only the last one is completely incorrect:
Does it have a cap?
Do you have dinner?
Does she get a book?
Do they go with us?
Does your mother go to market?
The usual verb for all those question forms is ‘to be’:
Are you having dinner?
Is she getting a book?
Are they going with us?
Is your mother going to market?
Hi
Do you speak other languages?
Does your mother work?
Do your parents live with you?
Does your brother have a car?
Please correct me,if I was wrong.
no corrections necessary
Do you play football?
Does she like the cinema?
Do they like the coffee?
Do we go out today?
Does she like going to the cinema?
Do they like coffee? - a general question
Do they like the coffee? - a question about the specific coffee being discussed.
Are we going out today?
Hi…
I am Nay Chi…
Do you know me?
Do you like to listen music?
Does she speak Spanish?
Do you like to listen to music?
Thanks Beeesneees…
Do you drink coffee in the morning.
Does he do to school by bus.
Do they like to watch Tv.
Does she eat banana.
Do you drink coffee in the morning.
Does he play football.
Do they like to watch Tv.
Do we go now.
Do you drink coffee in the morning? ‘mornings’ is also possible.
Does he go to school by bus?
Do they like to watch TV?
Does she eat bananas?
Note that as they are all questions, they all need an interrogative mark instead of a full stop.
Does he play football? - if you are asking about a habitual activity.
Is he playing football? - if you are asking about his current activity.
Do we go now?
Are we going now?