Does he like/ Do they like scrambled sentences

(TESOL Worksheets)

[Present simple, questions, short answers, subject verb agreement, third person s.  This was used with young children who were low level learners.  The purpose of the lesson was to practice remembering the difference between "Does he/she like....?"  and "Do they like....?"  as well as practice short answers.  There are two different worksheets.  The first one is given to practice the question form (google: drive, docs, pub) the second one is given to practice the short answer form (google: drive, docs, pub).  This is a scrambled sentences activity.  The students are given a grid.  The actual word cards are all cut up and shuffled.  The students have to arrange the cards on their grid in pair work, and then glue the correct answers onto the paper.  In class, I supplemented this by writing on the board the verb patterns.  So for the first worksheet, the verb patterns "Does he like....?  Does she like....?  Do they like....?" was written up on the whiteboard for the students to reference as they completed their grid.  For the second grid, on the board was written.  "Does he like...?  Yes, he does.  No, he doesn't.  Does she like....?  Yes, she does.  No, she doesn't.  Do they like....?  Yes, they do.  No, they don't.]

Does he / Does she /Do they

Does	she	like	pizza?
Do	they	like	oranges?
Does	he	like	hamburgers?
Do	they	like	cats?
Does	she	like	dogs?
Do	they	like	apples?
Does	he	like	tennis?
Do	they	like	soccer?

Does he like dogs?

Do they like pizza?

Does he like apples?

Do they like oranges?

Does she like cats?

Do they like hamburgers?

Does she like swimming?

Do they like soccer?

Yes	he	does.
Yes	they	do.
No	he	doesn’t.
No	they	don’t.
Yes	she	does.
Yes	they	do.
No	she	doesn’t.
No	they	don’t.