Sure! Let’s solve this exercise step by step.
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🎯 Task:
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets to form
Yes/No questions in the
Present Simple tense.
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🔁 Grammar Rule Reminder:
To form a
Yes/No question in the
Present Simple:
- For
I, you, we, they → use
Do + subject + base verb.
- For
he, she, it → use
Does + subject + base verb.
- The main verb is always in its
base form (infinitive without “to”).
Example:
✔ Does Kevin live alone? *(“Kevin” = he → “Does”, “live” = base form)*
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✍️ Now let’s fill in each gap:
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1. ______ Peter ______ to school early? (to come)
→ Peter = he → use
Does
→ Base verb:
come
✔ Does Peter come to school early?
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2. ______ she ______ in a hotel? (to work)
→ she →
Does
→ Base verb:
work
✔ Does she work in a hotel?
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3. ______ you ______ me? (to hear)
→ you →
Do
→ Base verb:
hear
✔ Do you hear me?
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4. ______ they ______ English? (to speak)
→ they →
Do
→ Base verb:
speak
✔ Do they speak English?
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5. ______ your friends ______ well? (to swim)
→ your friends = they →
Do
→ Base verb:
swim
✔ Do your friends swim well?
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6. ______ Sue ______ computer science? (to study)
→ Sue = she →
Does
→ Base verb:
study
✔ Does Sue study computer science?
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7. ______ your mother ______ history? (to teach)
→ your mother = she →
Does
→ Base verb:
teach
✔ Does your mother teach history?
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8. ______ you ______ the piano? (to play)
→ you →
Do
→ Base verb:
play
✔ Do you play the piano?
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9. ______ he ______ late? (to get up)
→ he →
Does
→ Base verb:
get up (phrasal verb — keep as is)
✔ Does he get up late?
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10. ______ they ______ in that house? (to live)
→ they →
Do
→ Base verb:
live
✔ Do they live in that house?
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
Does Peter
come to school early?
2.
Does she
work in a hotel?
3.
Do you
hear me?
4.
Do they
speak English?
5.
Do your friends
swim well?
6.
Does Sue
study computer science?
7.
Does your mother
teach history?
8.
Do you
play the piano?
9.
Does he
get up late?
10.
Do they
live in that house?
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💡 Tip:
Always ask yourself:
> “Is the subject he/she/it? → Use ‘Does’ + base verb.”
> “Is the subject I/you/we/they? → Use ‘Do’ + base verb.”
And remember — the main verb NEVER changes to 3rd person singular (no -s) in questions!
Let me know if you’d like to practice answering these questions too! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of yes no questions worksheet.
