( Do/Does/Is ) she ( visit/visiting/visits ) her grandma every Saturday? ( Is/Are/Do ) you ( playng/play/plays ) computer games right now? My brother ( doesn't like/don't like/doesn't likes ) geography. We ( isn't fighting/aren't fighting/don't fight ) at the moment. ( Do/Does/Is ) your father ( working/work/works ) in a factory? She ( doesn't learn/don't learn/isn't learning ) English at the moment. What time ( do/does/are ) they ( getting up/gets up/get up ) ? I ( doesn't take/don't take/am not taking ) the dog for a walk every day. Where ( are/does/do ) they ( living/lives/live )? In a house or a flat? Bill ( doesn't / isn't ) ( running/run ) now.

Do - she - visit

The correct answer is "Does she visit her grandma every Saturday?" because in this sentence we are referring to a singular third person subject (she) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "does" followed by the base form of the main verb "visit."

Is - you - playing

The correct answer is "Are you playing computer games right now?" because in this sentence we are referring to a second person subject (you) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "are" followed by the present participle form of the main verb "playing."

Doesn't like - my brother - geography

The correct answer is "My brother doesn't like geography." because in this sentence we are referring to a singular third person subject (my brother) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "doesn't" followed by the base form of the main verb "like."

Aren't fighting - we - at the moment

The correct answer is "We aren't fighting at the moment." because in this sentence we are referring to a first person plural subject (we) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "aren't" followed by the base form of the main verb "fight."

Does - your father - work

The correct answer is "Does your father work in a factory?" because in this sentence we are referring to a singular third person subject (your father) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "does" followed by the base form of the main verb "work."

Isn't learning - she - English

The correct answer is "She isn't learning English at the moment." because in this sentence we are referring to a singular third person subject (she) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "isn't" followed by the present participle form of the main verb "learning."

Do - they - get up

The correct answer is "What time do they get up?" because in this sentence we are referring to a plural third person subject (they) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "do" followed by the base form of the main verb "get up."

Don't take - I - the dog for a walk

The correct answer is "I don't take the dog for a walk every day." because in this sentence we are referring to a first person singular subject (I) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "don't" followed by the base form of the main verb "take."

Do - they - live

The correct answer is "Where do they live? In a house or a flat?" because in this sentence we are referring to a plural third person subject (they) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "do" followed by the base form of the main verb "live."

Isn't - Bill - running

The correct answer is "Bill isn't running now." because in this sentence we are referring to a singular third person subject (Bill) and the verb needs to be conjugated accordingly using the auxiliary verb "isn't" followed by the base form of the main verb "running."