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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.

When you want to ask about someone's job or role, you use what with do to form a question. For example, What do you do? means What is your job?

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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Fill in the blanks to create a question about Maria's job using the auxiliary verb do.

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What BLANK Maria BLANK?

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does

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This is a form of the verb do, used with he, she, or it.

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do

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It's the main verb used in questions to ask about someone's job or daily activities.