Put the words in the correct order to make questions. 1 go for a walk/your parents/do/with you?-Do your parents go for a walk with you?
2 you/do/shopping/like?
3 at the weekend/do/play/you and your friends/does?
4 listen to rap music/your best friend/does?
5 your mother/does/every day/cook?
6 like/do/computer games/you.​

1. Do your parents go for a walk with you?
To make this question, we need to rearrange the words in the correct order. The correct order is "Do your parents go for a walk with you?" First, we use the helping verb "do" at the beginning of the sentence to form a question. Then, we use the subject "your parents" followed by the main verb "go" and the prepositional phrase "for a walk" to complete the question. Finally, we add the pronoun "you" at the end of the sentence to specify who the parents are going for a walk with.

2. Do you like shopping?
To form this question, we need to rearrange the words in the correct order. The correct order is "Do you like shopping?" Again, we start with the helping verb "do" at the beginning of the sentence to create a question. Then, we use the pronoun "you" as the subject followed by the main verb "like" and the noun "shopping" to complete the question. The word order is important here to ensure the sentence is grammatically correct and understandable.

3. Do you and your friends play at the weekend?
To create this question, we rearrange the words in the correct order. The correct order is "Do you and your friends play at the weekend?" Like the previous questions, we begin with the helping verb "do" at the beginning to make it a question. Then, we use the pronoun "you" and the possessive adjective "your" to indicate who we are talking about. Next, we add the conjunction "and" followed by the subject "your friends". Finally, we use the main verb "play" and the prepositional phrase "at the weekend" to complete the question.

4. Does your best friend listen to rap music?
To make this question, we need to rearrange the words in the correct order. The correct order is "Does your best friend listen to rap music?" Firstly, we use the helping verb "does" at the beginning of the sentence to create a question. Then, we use the possessive adjective "your" followed by the adjective "best" and the noun "friend" as the subject. After that, we use the main verb "listen" and the prepositional phrase "to rap music" to complete the question.

5. Does your mother cook every day?
To form this question, we rearrange the words in the correct order. The correct order is "Does your mother cook every day?" We start with the helping verb "does" at the beginning to form the question. Then, we use the possessive adjective "your" followed by the noun "mother" as the subject. Finally, we use the main verb "cook" and the adverbial phrase "every day" to complete the question.

6. Do you like playing computer games?
To create this question, we rearrange the words in the correct order. The correct order is "Do you like playing computer games?" As before, we begin with the helping verb "do" to make it a question. Then, we use the pronoun "you" as the subject followed by the main verb "like". Finally, we use the gerund "playing" and the noun phrase "computer games" to complete the question. The word order is important to maintain the correct syntax and ensure the question makes sense.