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Daily Routines —
Morning Questions.

Fill in the blanks with 'Do' or 'Does' to create yes/no questions about morning routines. Think about what you or your friends usually do in the morning!

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Question 1

_____ early every morning?

Options: Does you wake up, Do you wakes up, Do you wake up

Question 2

_____ enough time to eat breakfast before school?

Options: Do I have, Does I have, Am I have

Question 3

_____ coffee in the morning?

Options: Do your sister drink, Does your sister drinks, Does your sister drink

Question 4

_____ breakfast before work?

Options: Does they eat, Do they eats, Do they eat

Question 5

Do they drink tea in the morning? _____.

Options: Yes, they does, Yes, they do, Yes, they drink

Question 6

_____ her phone when she wakes up?

Options: Does your sister check, Do your sister check, Does your sister checks

Question 7

Do you eat breakfast every morning? _____.

Options: No, I don't, No, I doesn't, No, I am not

Question 8

_____ the newspaper?

Options: Do your parents read, Do your parents reads, Does your parents read

Question 9

Does he take a shower before breakfast? _____.

Options: No, he doesn't, No, he showers not, No, he does

Question 10

Does your brother make tea in the morning? _____.

Options: Yes, he does, Yes, I do, Yes, he do

Question 11

_____ breakfast together?

Options: Do you and your brother has, Does you and your brother have, Do you and your brother have

Question 12

Does your father leave for work at 7 o'clock? _____.

Options: Yes, he leaves, Yes, he does, Yes, he do

Question 13

_____ early tomorrow morning?

Options: Do we need to gets up, Does we need to get up, Do we need to get up

Question 14

Does the alarm clock ring at 6:30 every morning? _____.

Options: No, it rings, No, it don't, No, it doesn't

Question 15

_____ dressed before breakfast?

Options: Do your children gets, Do your children get, Does your children get

Practice Daily Routines - Morning Questions with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 15 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.

Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Daily Routines - Morning Questions in everyday English.

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