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What I should use starting the question about person: "Are you..." or "Do you..."?
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1. Are you a student?
2. Are you a male?
3. Are you visiting italki now?
4. Are you tall?
5. Are you sure?
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6. Do you speak English?
7. Do you like broccoli?
8. Do you live in a house or an apartment?
9. Do you read a newspaper every day?
10. Do you ever go to the beach?
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You ask "Are you ...?" when the verb is TO BE.
You ask "Do you ...?" with other verbs.
2. Are you a male?
3. Are you visiting italki now?
4. Are you tall?
5. Are you sure?
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6. Do you speak English?
7. Do you like broccoli?
8. Do you live in a house or an apartment?
9. Do you read a newspaper every day?
10. Do you ever go to the beach?
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You ask "Are you ...?" when the verb is TO BE.
You ask "Do you ...?" with other verbs.
Your question is not clear enough. I think what you wanted to say is "What should I use when asking a question about someone's health, job, and so on?"
You could say: Are you happy? Are you satisfied with your current job? Do you have children? Are you married? Do you have a specific hobby? Do you like soccer?
I'm not sure whether I understood your question or not :)
You could say: Are you happy? Are you satisfied with your current job? Do you have children? Are you married? Do you have a specific hobby? Do you like soccer?
I'm not sure whether I understood your question or not :)
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