Ask it right - Auxiliary Verbs in questions

Read through the following questions; each one is missing an auxiliary verb. Choose the correct verb for each question.

Auxiliary verbs (also known as 'helping verbs') include be, do and have. They are used along with the main verb in a sentence to make questions, negative statements, passives and tenses.

In this question, "Do you like Chinese food?" do is the auxiliary verb, like is the main verb.

In questions, auxiliary verbs come before the subject - in our example question, you is the subject.

If you need some help with auxiliary verbs, use this page: What are auxiliary verbs?

• ___ they going now?
  
  Are
  Is
  Where
  Do
  
  
• Has he ___ his homework?
  
  done
  do
  does
  did
  
  
• ___ you call me later?
  
  Do
  Does
  Will
  Are
  
  
• Where ___ she sleep?
  
  is
  to
  do
  will
  
  
• ___ it snow here often?
  
  Have
  Does
  Do
  Has
  
  
• ___ she left before you arrived?
  
  Had
  Has
  Have
  Having
  
  
• ___ your parents speak English?
  
  Does
  How
  Have
  Do
  
  
• What time ___ he come home?
  
  do
  when
  is
  does
  
  
• ___ you living here last year?
  
  Was
  When
  Were
  Did
  
  
• Will ___ going by train?
  
  we to
  we have
  we be
  we