1. Do you go to university?
To complete this question, we use the auxiliary verb 'do' in the present simple tense to form the question. We use 'do' because the pronoun 'you' is in the subject position. The base form of the main verb 'go' is used after the auxiliary verb. We do not add the -s or -es ending to the verb in questions with 'do'.
2. Will Di Caprio win an Oscar next year?
To complete this question, we use the auxiliary verb 'will' in the future simple tense to form the question. The subject pronoun 'Di Caprio' is placed before the auxiliary verb. The base form of the main verb 'win' is used after the auxiliary verb.
3. Will people read fewer books in the future?
To complete this question, we use the auxiliary verb 'will' in the future simple tense to form the question. The subject pronoun 'people' is placed before the auxiliary verb. The base form of the main verb 'read' is used after the auxiliary verb.
It's important to note that when forming questions, the word order is typically inverted, meaning the auxiliary verb comes before the subject pronoun (except in the case of the verb 'to be'). Additionally, we use a question mark (?) at the end of the sentence to indicate that it is a question.
To complete this question, we use the auxiliary verb 'do' in the present simple tense to form the question. We use 'do' because the pronoun 'you' is in the subject position. The base form of the main verb 'go' is used after the auxiliary verb. We do not add the -s or -es ending to the verb in questions with 'do'.
2. Will Di Caprio win an Oscar next year?
To complete this question, we use the auxiliary verb 'will' in the future simple tense to form the question. The subject pronoun 'Di Caprio' is placed before the auxiliary verb. The base form of the main verb 'win' is used after the auxiliary verb.
3. Will people read fewer books in the future?
To complete this question, we use the auxiliary verb 'will' in the future simple tense to form the question. The subject pronoun 'people' is placed before the auxiliary verb. The base form of the main verb 'read' is used after the auxiliary verb.
It's important to note that when forming questions, the word order is typically inverted, meaning the auxiliary verb comes before the subject pronoun (except in the case of the verb 'to be'). Additionally, we use a question mark (?) at the end of the sentence to indicate that it is a question.