[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":443},["ShallowReactive",2],{"es-game-preguntas-sujeto-objeto":3},{"slug":4,"type":5,"mechanic":6,"topic":7,"published":8,"updated_at":9,"related_exercise":10,"levels":11,"seo":13,"settings":18,"questions":22,"content":329,"related_games":421,"available_locales":422,"slug_localized":424,"course":425},"subject-object-questions-game","grammar-game","speed-round","subject-object-questions",true,"2026-10-06","\u002Fes\u002Fgramatica\u002Fejercicios-preguntas-sujeto-objeto",[12],"A2",{"title":14,"meta_description":15,"h1":16,"subtitle":17},"Juego de preguntas de sujeto y objeto en inglés | Gratis","Practica las preguntas de sujeto y objeto con un juego gratis en inglés. Repasa Who likes tea? y Who do you like? con do, does y did en rondas breves.","Juego de preguntas de sujeto y objeto en inglés","Decide si who o what es el sujeto y construye la pregunta.",{"questions_per_round":19,"lives":20,"seconds_per_question":21},12,3,15,[23,35,43,50,58,65,69,79,85,90,97,104,108,113,119,125,130,140,146,151,157,162,166,175,180,184,193,199,204,210,216,221,227,237,243,248,257,261,265,274,280,284,293,299,304,310,316,320],{"id":24,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":27,"answer":28,"rule":29,"tag":30,"options":31},"so-001","easy","multiple-choice","___ lives in this flat? Mr Brown does.","Who","Who is the subject, so there is no do, does or did.","subject-question",[28,32,33,34],"Who does","Who do","Who did",{"id":36,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":38,"answer":39,"rule":41,"tag":42},"so-002","gap-fill","Who ___ Anna like? She likes Tom.",[40],"does","Who is the object, so use does + like. Anna is she.","object-question",{"id":44,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":46,"answer":47,"rule":48,"tag":30,"correction":49},"so-003","right-or-wrong","Who do wants a coffee?",false,"In a neutral subject question, use who + verb. Do wants is not a verb form.","Who wants a coffee?",{"id":51,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":52,"answer":53,"rule":54,"tag":42,"options":55},"so-004","What ___ you want for lunch?","do","What is the object, so use do with you.",[53,40,56,57],"are","is",{"id":59,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":60,"answer":61,"rule":63,"tag":64},"so-005","Who ___ the window yesterday? Tom did. (break)",[62],"broke","Who is the subject, so use the past form without did: broke.","past-form",{"id":66,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":67,"answer":8,"rule":68,"tag":30},"so-006","Who likes pizza? Anna does.","Who is the subject, so the verb follows it: who likes.",{"id":70,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":71,"answer":72,"rule":73,"tag":74,"options":75},"so-007","Tom called Ana. Who called Ana? The answer is ___.","Tom","Who is the subject of called, so the answer is the person who called.","answers",[72,76,77,78],"Ana","Tom and Ana","Nobody",{"id":80,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":81,"answer":82,"rule":83,"tag":84},"so-008","What ___ on the table? A book. (be)",[57],"With be, we do not use do, does or did: What is on the table?","with-be",{"id":86,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":87,"answer":47,"rule":88,"tag":30,"correction":89},"so-009","Who did lived here?","Did lived uses two past markers. A neutral subject question uses who + past verb.","Who lived here?",{"id":91,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":92,"answer":93,"rule":94,"tag":42,"options":95},"so-010","Who ___ you see at the park yesterday?","did","Who is the object and the time is past, so use did + see.",[93,53,40,96],"saw",{"id":98,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":99,"answer":100,"rule":103,"tag":30},"so-011","___ happened at school today? Nothing.",[101,102],"what","What","What is the subject, so there is no did. Happened is the past form.",{"id":105,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":106,"answer":8,"rule":107,"tag":42},"so-012","Who does Sam call every day?","Who is the object, so use does + call.",{"id":109,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":110,"answer":40,"rule":111,"tag":42,"options":112},"so-013","What ___ your sister want for her birthday?","What is the object. Your sister is she, so use does + want.",[40,53,57,56],{"id":114,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":115,"answer":116,"rule":118,"tag":64},"so-014","Who ___ the cake? Mum made it. (make)",[117],"made","Who is the subject, so use the past form without did: made.",{"id":120,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":121,"answer":47,"rule":122,"tag":123,"correction":124},"so-015","Who like tea in your family?","Who is the subject and works like he or she: who likes.","present-s-form","Who likes tea in your family?",{"id":126,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":127,"answer":28,"rule":128,"tag":84,"options":129},"so-016","___ is in the kitchen? My sister.","With be, we do not use do, does or did.",[28,32,34,33],{"id":131,"difficulty":132,"format":26,"prompt":133,"answer":134,"rule":135,"tag":64,"options":136},"so-017","medium","Who ___ the pizza? Tom ate it.","ate","Who is the subject, so use the past form without did: ate.",[134,137,138,139],"did ate","does ate","eat",{"id":141,"difficulty":132,"format":37,"prompt":142,"answer":143,"rule":145,"tag":123},"so-018","Who ___ the answer? Tim does. (know)",[144],"knows","Who is the subject, so the present verb ends in s: knows.",{"id":147,"difficulty":132,"format":45,"prompt":148,"answer":47,"rule":149,"tag":30,"correction":150},"so-019","What did happened?","Did happened uses two past markers. Use what + happened in a neutral subject question.","What happened?",{"id":152,"difficulty":132,"format":26,"prompt":153,"answer":72,"rule":154,"tag":74,"options":155},"so-020","Ana called Tom. The answer to \"Who did Ana call?\" is ___.","Who is the object of call, so the answer is the person Ana called.",[72,76,156,78],"Ana and Tom",{"id":158,"difficulty":132,"format":37,"prompt":159,"answer":160,"rule":161,"tag":42},"so-021","Who ___ you call last night? I called my mother. (do\u002Fdid)",[93],"Who is the object and the time is past, so use did + call.",{"id":163,"difficulty":132,"format":45,"prompt":164,"answer":8,"rule":165,"tag":30},"so-022","Who lives next door? The Smiths do.","Who is the subject, so use who + lives. Answer with do.",{"id":167,"difficulty":132,"format":26,"prompt":168,"answer":169,"rule":170,"tag":30,"options":171},"so-023","Choose the correct question.","Who wants some tea?","Who is the subject, so the verb ends in s with no does.",[169,172,173,174],"Who does wants some tea?","Who want some tea?","Who do want some tea?",{"id":176,"difficulty":132,"format":37,"prompt":177,"answer":178,"rule":179,"tag":42},"so-024","What ___ Tom do at weekends? He plays football.",[40],"What is the object of do, so use does + do.",{"id":181,"difficulty":132,"format":45,"prompt":182,"answer":8,"rule":183,"tag":42},"so-025","\"Who does Tom like?\" asks about the person Tom likes.","Who is the object of like, so the question asks about the person Tom likes.",{"id":185,"difficulty":132,"format":26,"prompt":186,"answer":187,"rule":188,"tag":42,"options":189},"so-026","Maria helped her sister. Which question asks about her sister?","Who did Maria help?","Who is the object, so use who + did + subject + verb.",[187,190,191,192],"Who helped Maria?","Who Maria help?","Who does Maria helped?",{"id":194,"difficulty":132,"format":37,"prompt":195,"answer":196,"rule":198,"tag":64},"so-027","Maria helped Tom. Who ___ Tom? Maria did. (help)",[197],"helped","Who is the subject, so use the past form without did: helped.",{"id":200,"difficulty":132,"format":45,"prompt":201,"answer":47,"rule":202,"tag":42,"correction":203},"so-028","\"What do you want?\" is a subject question.","What is the object of want, so it is an object question.","\"What do you want?\" is an object question.",{"id":205,"difficulty":132,"format":26,"prompt":206,"answer":53,"rule":207,"tag":42,"options":208},"so-029","What ___ your friends do every Sunday?","What is the object, and friends is they, so use do.",[53,40,56,209],"make",{"id":211,"difficulty":132,"format":37,"prompt":212,"answer":213,"rule":215,"tag":123},"so-030","Who ___ the guitar in your band? Ben does. (play)",[214],"plays","Who is the subject, so the present verb ends in s: plays.",{"id":217,"difficulty":132,"format":45,"prompt":218,"answer":47,"rule":219,"tag":74,"correction":220},"so-031","Tom saw Ana. The answer to \"Who saw Ana?\" is Ana.","Who is the subject of saw, so the answer is Tom.","Tom saw Ana. The answer to \"Who saw Ana?\" is Tom.",{"id":222,"difficulty":132,"format":26,"prompt":223,"answer":57,"rule":224,"tag":84,"options":225},"so-032","Who ___ in this photo? My uncle.","With be, we do not use does. One person takes is.",[57,226,40,53],"be",{"id":228,"difficulty":229,"format":26,"prompt":230,"answer":231,"rule":232,"tag":64,"options":233},"so-033","hard","What ___ at the party last night? Nothing special.","happened","What is the subject, so use the past form happened without did.",[231,234,235,236],"happens","did happened","was happen",{"id":238,"difficulty":229,"format":37,"prompt":239,"answer":240,"rule":242,"tag":42},"so-034","___ does Tom meet every day? He meets his teacher. (who\u002Fwhat)",[241,28],"who","The answer is a person, so use who. Who is the object here: does + meet.",{"id":244,"difficulty":229,"format":45,"prompt":245,"answer":47,"rule":246,"tag":30,"correction":247},"so-035","Who did called you yesterday?","Did called uses two past markers. Use the past form called after subject who.","Who called you yesterday?",{"id":249,"difficulty":229,"format":26,"prompt":250,"answer":251,"rule":252,"tag":123,"options":253},"so-036","Who ___ English in your family? My father does.","speaks","Who is the subject, so the present verb ends in s.",[251,254,255,256],"speaking","speak","is speak",{"id":258,"difficulty":229,"format":37,"prompt":259,"answer":260,"rule":128,"tag":84},"so-037","What ___ in the box? A cat. (be)",[57],{"id":262,"difficulty":229,"format":45,"prompt":263,"answer":8,"rule":264,"tag":74},"so-038","Who did Mia see? Mia saw Ben.","Who is the object of see, so the answer is the person Mia saw.",{"id":266,"difficulty":229,"format":26,"prompt":267,"answer":268,"rule":269,"tag":74,"options":270},"so-039","Sam phoned Eva. Which question has the answer Eva?","Who did Sam phone?","Eva is the object, so use who + did + Sam + phone.",[268,271,272,273],"Who phoned Sam?","Who phoned Eva?","Who did Eva phone?",{"id":275,"difficulty":229,"format":37,"prompt":276,"answer":277,"rule":279,"tag":64},"so-040","Who ___ your bike? My brother took it. (take)",[278],"took","Who is the subject, so use the past form without did: took.",{"id":281,"difficulty":229,"format":45,"prompt":282,"answer":8,"rule":283,"tag":42},"so-041","In \"What does Anna want?\", Anna is the subject of want.","Anna is the subject, and what is the object.",{"id":285,"difficulty":229,"format":26,"prompt":286,"answer":287,"rule":288,"tag":64,"options":289},"so-042","Who ___ you at the station? My father did.","met","Who is the subject and the time is past, so use met without did.",[287,290,291,292],"meets","meet","meeting",{"id":294,"difficulty":229,"format":37,"prompt":295,"answer":296,"rule":298,"tag":64},"so-043","Who ___ you to the party? Ana invited me. (invite)",[297],"invited","Who is the subject, so use the past form without did: invited.",{"id":300,"difficulty":229,"format":45,"prompt":301,"answer":47,"rule":302,"tag":74,"correction":303},"so-044","\"Who does Sam know?\" Answer: Tom knows Sam.","Who is the object of know, so the answer is the person Sam knows.","\"Who does Sam know?\" Answer: Sam knows Tom.",{"id":305,"difficulty":229,"format":26,"prompt":306,"answer":93,"rule":307,"tag":42,"options":308},"so-045","What ___ you do at the weekend? I played football.","The answer is in the past, so use did + do.",[93,53,40,309],"done",{"id":311,"difficulty":229,"format":37,"prompt":312,"answer":313,"rule":315,"tag":123},"so-046","Who ___ a car in your family? My mother does. (have)",[314],"has","Who is the subject, so use has.",{"id":317,"difficulty":229,"format":45,"prompt":318,"answer":8,"rule":319,"tag":42},"so-047","In a present or past simple question with an action verb, do, does or did normally follows the object question word.","An ordinary object question in the present or past simple normally uses do, does or did before the subject.",{"id":321,"difficulty":229,"format":26,"prompt":322,"answer":323,"rule":324,"tag":42,"options":325},"so-048","You saw somebody. Which question asks about that person?","Who did you see?","Who is the object, so use who + did + you + see.",[323,326,327,328],"Who saw you?","Who you saw?","Who did you saw?",{"how_to_play":330,"rule_intro":334,"rule_sections":335,"faq":401,"related_exercise_label":420},[331,332,333],"Elige Práctica para jugar sin cronómetro o Desafío para competir contra el reloj con tres vidas.","En Práctica puedes elegir la dificultad; Desafío mezcla los tres niveles en una ronda de 12 preguntas.","Lee cada explicación y repite tus errores. Las preguntas y correcciones están en inglés.","En una pregunta de sujeto, *who* o *what* es el sujeto, así que no hay *do*, *does* ni *did*: *Who likes tea?* En una pregunta de objeto, *who* o *what* es el objeto, así que necesitas *do*, *does* o *did*: *Who do you like?* Practica los dos tipos en presente y pasado.",[336,349,362,376,388],{"heading":337,"body":338,"examples":339},"Preguntas de sujeto: sin do, does ni did","En una pregunta neutra de sujeto, *who* o *what* ocupa el lugar del sujeto y el verbo va después. En contextos de énfasis se puede usar *do*, *does* o *did*, pero no hace falta en una pregunta normal.",[340,344,346],{"sentence":341,"note":342,"wrong":343},"Who lives in this house?","La palabra *who* hace de sujeto.","Who does lives in this house?",{"sentence":150,"note":345},"La palabra *what* hace de sujeto.",{"sentence":49,"note":347,"wrong":348},"En una pregunta neutra de sujeto no se usa *does*.","Who does wants a coffee?",{"heading":350,"body":351,"examples":352},"Preguntas de objeto: usa do, does o did","Cuando *who* o *what* es el objeto, usa palabra interrogativa + *do*, *does* o *did* + sujeto + verbo. La respuesta es la persona o cosa que recibe la acción.",[353,356,359],{"sentence":354,"note":355},"Who does Anna like?","La palabra *who* hace de objeto. Anna equivale a *she*, así que se usa *does*.",{"sentence":357,"note":358},"What do you want?","La palabra *what* hace de objeto.",{"sentence":360,"note":361},"Who did you see at the park?","El tiempo es pasado, así que se usa *did*.",{"heading":363,"body":364,"examples":365},"Present simple y past simple","En una pregunta de sujeto en *present simple*, el verbo termina en s, como con *he* o *she*. En una pregunta de sujeto en *past simple*, usa la forma de pasado del verbo.",[366,369,373],{"sentence":367,"note":368},"Who likes pizza?","Presente: *likes*.",{"sentence":370,"note":371,"wrong":372},"Who broke the window?","Pasado: *broke*.","Who did broke the window?",{"sentence":374,"note":375},"Who called Sam?","Pasado: *called*.",{"heading":377,"body":378,"examples":379},"Preguntas con be","Con *be*, el orden es el mismo en las dos preguntas. No uses *do*, *does* ni *did*.",[380,383,385],{"sentence":381,"note":382},"Who is in the kitchen?","Con *be* no hay *does*.",{"sentence":384,"note":382},"What is on the table?",{"sentence":386,"note":387},"Who is that man?","Se usa *be* con *who*.",{"heading":389,"body":390,"examples":391},"Cómo leer la respuesta","Las mismas palabras pueden formar dos preguntas distintas. Comprueba quién hace la acción y quién la recibe. Las respuestas cortas usan la persona y *do*, *does* o *did*.",[392,395,398],{"sentence":393,"note":394},"Who likes Anna? Tom does.","Tom es quien hace la acción: *Tom likes Anna*.",{"sentence":396,"note":397},"Who does Anna like? Tom.","Tom es quien recibe la acción: *Anna likes Tom*.",{"sentence":399,"note":400},"Who called you? Mia did.","Respuesta corta: persona + *did*.",[402,405,408,411,414,417],{"question":403,"answer":404},"¿Este juego de preguntas de sujeto y objeto es gratis?","Sí. Puedes jugar tantas rondas breves como quieras sin crear una cuenta.",{"question":406,"answer":407},"¿Cuál es la diferencia entre una pregunta de sujeto y una de objeto?","En una pregunta de sujeto, *who* o *what* realiza la acción: *Who called Sam?* En una de objeto, *who* o *what* la recibe: *Who did Sam call?*",{"question":409,"answer":410},"¿Por qué no hay did en Who broke the window?","El pronombre *who* ya hace de sujeto, así que normalmente el verbo va justo después. Con *did* se puede añadir énfasis en un contexto especial: *Who did break the window?*",{"question":412,"answer":413},"¿Qué forma del verbo uso en una pregunta de sujeto?","En *present simple*, la forma con s: *who lives*. En *past simple*, la forma de pasado: *who called*.",{"question":415,"answer":416},"¿Puedo usar el juego en clase?","Sí. Pide a las parejas que escriban una pregunta de sujeto y una de objeto sobre una historia breve y que las comparen con las preguntas y explicaciones del juego.",{"question":418,"answer":419},"¿El juego guarda mi puntuación?","Tu mejor puntuación de Desafío se guarda en este navegador, no en tu cuenta.","Ejercicios de preguntas de sujeto y objeto",[],{"es":423},"\u002Fes\u002Fjuegos\u002Fpreguntas-sujeto-objeto","preguntas-sujeto-objeto",{"unit":426,"units_total":430,"hub_url":431,"prev":432,"next":437},{"id":427,"number":428,"title":429},"mine-and-yours",13,"Mío y tuyo",20,"\u002Fes\u002Fcurso-de-ingles",{"type":433,"slug":434,"title":435,"url":10,"question_count":436},"exercise","subject-object-questions-exercises","Ejercicios de preguntas de sujeto y de objeto en inglés (Who likes tea? 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