Practice: Questions

We use 'Do' for 'I', 'you', 'we' and 'they'. In Spanish, you say '¿Vives en España?' without an auxiliary verb.

We use 'Does' for 'he', 'she', 'it'. In Spanish, you say '¿Tiene ella un gato?' without an auxiliary verb.

We use 'Do' for 'I', 'you', 'we' and 'they'. In Spanish, you say '¿Les gusta el café?' without an auxiliary verb.

We use 'Does' for 'he', 'she', 'it'. In Spanish, you say '¿Estudia él inglés?' without an auxiliary verb.

The correct question word is 'Why' ('¿Por qué?') to ask for a reason. 'What' ('¿Qué?') asks for an object, and 'When' ('¿Cuándo?') asks for a time.

The correct question word is 'Where' ('¿Dónde?') to ask for a location. 'Why' ('¿Por qué?') asks for a reason, and 'When' ('¿Cuándo?') asks for a time.

The correct question word is 'What' ('¿Qué?') to ask for an object. 'Why' ('¿Por qué?') asks for a reason, and 'When' ('¿Cuándo?') asks for a time.

The correct question word is 'When' ('¿Cuándo?') to ask for a time. 'Why' ('¿Por qué?') asks for a reason, and 'Where' ('¿Dónde?') asks for a location.

With 'Does', the verb returns to the base form. In Spanish, '¿Trabaja ella en una escuela?' doesn't change the verb.

We use 'Does' for 'he', 'she', 'it', and the verb returns to the base form. In Spanish, '¿Le gusta la pizza a él?' doesn't change the verb.

After 'Did', the verb returns to the base form. In Spanish, '¿Viste la película?' doesn't use an auxiliary verb.

With 'Does', the verb returns to the base form. In Spanish, '¿Tiene ella un perro?' doesn't change the verb.