Make these sentences into general questions.

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You are asking somebody questions. Write questions with Do / Does ...?

Write true sentences with the given words.

Write negative sentences with the verb in the correct form.

1. I ___ (take) the dog for a walk every morning.
2. My friends ___ (work) in a bank.
3. We ___ (go) to football matches every Sunday.
4. I ___ (find) it easy to mix with other people.
5. She ___ (buy) all the food in the nearest supermarket.
6. This car ___ (cost) much money – it's rather old.
7. Paul ___ (get up) early at weekends.

1. It / rain a lot in autumn.
2. A restaurant / sell shoes.
3. A restaurant / serve food.
4. An architect / design buildings.
5. Doctors / take care of sick people.
6. Glass / break easily.
7. Scientists / have all the answers to the mysteries of the Universe.

22. Add do or does to make general questions and do, don't, does or doesn't to give short answers.

1. ___ I speak good Italian? — Yes, you ___.
2. ___ you drive to work? — No, I ___.
3. ___ they work hard at university? — Yes, they ___.
4. ___ Bill smoke? — No, he ___.
5. ___ Kate like ice-cream? — Yes, she ___.
6. ___you know how old David is?

1. I work hard. And you? Do you work hard?
2. I know the answer. And you? ______?
3. I speak English. And Ann? ______?
4. I play tennis. And your friends? ______?
5. I like hot weather. And you? ______?
6. I do exercises every morning. And you? ______?
7. I want to learn Spanish. And you? ______?

1. It rains a lot here in spring.
2. The shops close at 5 o'clock.
3. They have parties every weekend.
4. She speaks good English.
5. You drink a lot of tea.
6. They go shopping on Saturdays.