Question

Change the sentence “ He rarely speaks in the class ” into an interrogative sentence.

• A. Does he rarely speak in the class?
• B. Does he rarely speaks in the class?
• C. Do he rarely speaks in the class?
• D. Is he rarely speak in the class?

Hint:

Remember: Do not double-mark the singular "-s" ending!
Once you use "Does", the main verb MUST be in its base form without any "-s" or "-es" suffix (e.g., "Does he speak?", not "Does he speaks?").

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Step 1: Identify tense and subject.
The sentence He rarely speaks in the class is in simple present tense, third person singular.
Step 2: Form the interrogative correctly.
For simple present with third person singular, we use Does + subject + base form of the verb. Speaks changes to speak. The frequency adverb rarely stays in the question.
Step 3: Confirm the answer.
Option (1) is correct. Options (2) and (3) use wrong verb forms, and option (4) incorrectly uses Is as the auxiliary verb.
\[ \boxed{\text{Does he rarely speak in the class?}} \]