Practice: Auxiliary Verbs

Use 'Do' for 'you'. In Spanish, you'd say '¿Te gusta el café?'

Use 'does' for 'she'. In Spanish, you'd say 'Ella no le gusta el té.'

Use 'Do' for 'they'. In Spanish, you'd say '¿Ellos trabajan aquí?'

Use 'do' for 'I'. In Spanish, you'd say 'No entiendo.'

Use 'goes' for 'he'. In Spanish, you'd say 'Él va a la escuela todos los días.'

Use 'do' for 'they'. In Spanish, you'd say 'A ellos no les gusta el fútbol.'

Use 'Does' for 'she'. In Spanish, you'd say '¿Ella trabaja aquí?'

Use 'do' for 'I'. In Spanish, you'd say 'No hablo italiano.'

Use 'Do' for 'you'. In Spanish, you'd say '¿Vas a la escuela?'

Use 'don't' for 'I'. In Spanish, you'd say 'No sé.'

With 'does', the verb 'speak' should not have -s. In Spanish, you'd say '¿Habla él español?'

With 'don't', the verb 'work' should not have -s. In Spanish, you'd say 'Ellos no trabajan aquí.'