To complete the questions with the correct auxiliary verbs, we need to focus on the tense and structure of each question. Here’s a detailed explanation for each:
Do you use the Internet much during the day?
- "Do" is used for present simple questions with "you."
What do you usually do on the Internet?
- "Do" is used for forming present simple questions.
What are some of the advantages of the Internet?
- "Are" is used because the question is asking about a state or description.
What, according to you, are the disadvantages of the Internet?
- Similar to the previous question, "are" is used to ask about a state or description.
Do people in your country use the Internet a lot?
- "Do" is used for present simple questions addressing the general behavior of people.
Do you do any shopping on the Internet?
- "Do" is used to form a question about a habitual action.
These structures are standard for asking questions in English, focusing on present simple usage.