Question

Exercise 8: Make the sentences interrogative using do/docs. Example: You have a new bicycle. Do you have a new bicycle? She has long beautiful hair. Does she have long beautiful hair? (does... has) 1. She has a red long skirt. 2. It has a lot of food. 3. I have an old umbrella. 4. We have a lot of trees in the garden. 5. He has a lot of friends at school. 6. My uncle has three children. 7. The table has four legs. 8. My cousin has a big balloon. 92 4. 5. 6. 1​

Answer 1

1. Does she have a red long skirt?
2. Does it have a lot of food?
3. Do I have an old umbrella?
4. Do we have a lot of trees in the garden?
5. Does he have a lot of friends at school?
6. Does my uncle have three children?
7. Does the table have four legs?
8. Does my cousin have a big balloon?

Answer 2

Here are the sentences transformed into interrogative form using "do" or "does":

1. Does she have a red long skirt?
2. Does it have a lot of food?
3. Do I have an old umbrella?
4. Do we have a lot of trees in the garden?
5. Does he have a lot of friends at school?
6. Does my uncle have three children?
7. Does the table have four legs?
8. Does my cousin have a big balloon?