Question

Ayudenme con estas oraciones plis

Answer 1

Answer:

I'm confused with the be verb and the do verb. Which one should I use, especially when making a question?

Examples:

1- Are you thinking about the Christmas party?

2- Were they making dinner when you arrived?

3- Isn’t she driving home now?

Steps:

Be and do are called auxiliary or “helping” verbs. That means they help make questions or negative statements with main verbs.

Use be when you want to make a question in the present continuous or past continuous tense. The continuous form of English verbs adds the letters ‘i-n-g’ to the end of the main verb and be matches the subject. These questions can be negative, too.