your brother (to do) every day? 22. What your brother (to do) now? 23. What your brother (to do) tomorrow? 24. What your brother (to do) yesterday? 25. What you (to get) for your birthday?

Let's fill in the gaps in these sentences with the correct form of the verb "to do" or "to get". These exercises focus on using different tenses in English.

1. 22. What does your brother do every day?

   Explanation: "Every day" indicates the present simple tense. We use "does" because the subject is "your brother," which is a singular third-person pronoun (he).

2. 23. What is your brother doing now?

   Explanation: "Now" indicates the present continuous tense. Therefore, we use "is doing".

3. 24. What will your brother do tomorrow?

   Explanation: "Tomorrow" indicates the future simple tense. We use "will" to form the future tense with the base form of the verb "do".

4. 25. What did your brother do yesterday?

   Explanation: "Yesterday" indicates the past simple tense. We use "did" as the auxiliary verb in the past simple for questions.

5. 26. What are you getting for your birthday?

   Explanation: The question asks about a future event close to the present, so the present continuous tense is appropriate. The subject is "you", a plural pronoun, so we use "are".