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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: AUXILIARY VERBS 2 (be, do, have) | level: Beginner/Intermediate





Fill in each blank space with the correct auxiliary verb:


1. ________ he as mean as people say?
  Is
  Does
  Has

2. ________ he know how to cook well?
  Has
  Does
  Is

3. ________ you upset?
  Do
  Are
  Have

4. ________ you told her yet?
  Do
  Are
  Have

5. ________ they ever been here before?
  Do
  Have
  Are

6. ________ that a good movie?
  Does
  Has
  Is

7. ________ she in love with Marco?
  Is
  Has
  Does

8. ________ you stopped smoking?
  Have
  Do
  Are

9. ________ you play tennis on weekends?
  Are
  Do
  Have

10. ________ your grandmother 80 years old?
  Has
  Does
  Is


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