Change the verb to ask a present simple question: How many brothers and sisters / have / you?
How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Use / you / your smartphone to learn English?
Do you use your smartphone to learn English?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: When / be / lunch?
When is lunch?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Who / be / your teacher?
Who is your teacher?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Where/ be/ you from?
Where are you from?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: When / finish / our English class?
When does our English class finish?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Be / you / hungry?
Are you hungry?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Have / you / a garden?
Do you have a garden?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Like / you / doing homework?
Do you like doing homework?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Swim / you?
Do you swim?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: What / be / your name?
What is your name?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Speak / you / Spanish?
Do you speak Spanish?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Like / you / coffee?
Do you like coffee?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Whose / be / this pen?
Whose is this pen?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Eat / you / meat?
Do you eat meat?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Which languages / speak / you?
Which languages do you speak?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: How many rooms / have / your home?
How many rooms does your home have?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Have / your family / a pet?
Does your family have a pet?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: When / start / our English class?
When does our English class start?
Change the verb to ask a present simple question: Where / live / you?
Where do you live?