Question

вставить глаголы Do/Does или don't/doesn't .....her uncle swim?No,he.................this boy play?Yes,he.............these boys piay?No,they...........Tom help his mother?No,he............they swim?Yes,they.........this dog jump?No,it.....birds fly?Yes,they.....

Answer 1

Does her uncle swim? No, be doesn't
Does this boy play? Yes, he does
Do these boys play? No, they don't
Does Tom help his mother? No, he doesn't
Do they swim? Yes, they do
Does this dog jump? No, it doesn't
Do birds fly? Yes, they do

Answer 2

Does her uncle swim? No, he doesn't.
Does this boy play? Yes, he does.
Do these boys play? No, they don't.
Does Tom help his mother? No, he doesn't.
Do they swim? Yes, they do.
Does this dog jump? No, it doesn't.
Do birds fly? Yes, they do.

Answer 3

Sure, I can help you with that! Let's go through each sentence and fill in the appropriate form of "do/does" or "don't/doesn't" in the blanks.

1. Does her uncle swim? No, he doesn't. 2. Does this boy play? Yes, he does. 3. Do these boys play? No, they don't. 4. Does Tom help his mother? No, he doesn't. 5. Do they swim? Yes, they do. 6. Does this dog jump? No, it doesn't. 7. Do birds fly? Yes, they do.

Here's the breakdown of each sentence:

1. "Does her uncle swim?" - In this question, we use the auxiliary verb "does" with the subject "her uncle" to form a question in the third person singular. The answer is "No, he doesn't," using the negative form "doesn't" to indicate that her uncle does not swim.

2. "Does this boy play?" - Again, we use the auxiliary verb "does" with the subject "this boy" to form a question in the third person singular. The answer is "Yes, he does," using the affirmative form "does" to indicate that the boy does play.

3. "Do these boys play?" - Here, we use the auxiliary verb "do" with the subject "these boys" to form a question in the third person plural. The answer is "No, they don't," using the negative form "don't" to indicate that the boys do not play.

4. "Does Tom help his mother?" - Once again, we use the auxiliary verb "does" with the subject "Tom" to form a question in the third person singular. The answer is "No, he doesn't," using the negative form "doesn't" to indicate that Tom does not help his mother.

5. "Do they swim?" - In this question, we use the auxiliary verb "do" with the subject "they" to form a question in the third person plural. The answer is "Yes, they do," using the affirmative form "do" to indicate that they do swim.

6. "Does this dog jump?" - Here, we use the auxiliary verb "does" with the subject "this dog" to form a question in the third person singular. The answer is "No, it doesn't," using the negative form "doesn't" to indicate that the dog does not jump.

7. "Do birds fly?" - In this question, we use the auxiliary verb "do" with the subject "birds" to form a question in the third person plural. The answer is "Yes, they do," using the affirmative form "do" to indicate that birds do fly.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.