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Co-authored-by: Oliver Eyton-Williams <ojeytonwilliams@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: DanielRosa74 <58576743+DanielRosa74@users.noreply.github.com>
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id: 657cd143f74299f36a624c7a
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title: Task 55
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challengeType: 22
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dashedName: task-55
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---
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# --description--
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You learned that `do` is an auxiliary verb that helps ask questions. You have also learned that when you want to ask about something specific, you can use the question word `what.`
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When you want to ask about someone's job or role, you use `what` with `do` to form a question.
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For example, you ask `What do you do?` to mean `What is your job?`
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When talking about another person like Maria, you say `What does she do?` because `she` is a third person singular (she, he, it), and with these subjects, `do` changes to `does`.
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# --instructions--
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Fill in the blanks to create a question about someone's job using the auxiliary verb `do.`
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# --fillInTheBlank--
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## --sentence--
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`What BLANK Maria BLANK?`
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## --blanks--
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`does`
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### --feedback--
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Remember, when asking about another person's job, you change `do` to `does` after `what.`
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`do`
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### --feedback--
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You also need the main verb `do` after the subject `she` to ask about her job activities.
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