This document is a worksheet designed to help learners practice forming Yes/No questions using various verbs, including the BE verb, auxiliary verbs, and modal verbs. It includes multiple exercises that require changing statements into questions, writing questions based on provided answers, and correcting common mistakes in question formation. The worksheet is intended for educational purposes and is created by Matthew Barton of Englishcurrent.com.
This document is a worksheet designed to help learners practice forming Yes/No questions using various verbs, including the BE verb, auxiliary verbs, and modal verbs. It includes multiple exercises that require changing statements into questions, writing questions based on provided answers, and correcting common mistakes in question formation. The worksheet is intended for educational purposes and is created by Matthew Barton of Englishcurrent.com.
This document is a worksheet designed to help learners practice forming Yes/No questions using various verbs, including the BE verb, auxiliary verbs, and modal verbs. It includes multiple exercises that require changing statements into questions, writing questions based on provided answers, and correcting common mistakes in question formation. The worksheet is intended for educational purposes and is created by Matthew Barton of Englishcurrent.com.
This document is a worksheet designed to help learners practice forming Yes/No questions using various verbs, including the BE verb, auxiliary verbs, and modal verbs. It includes multiple exercises that require changing statements into questions, writing questions based on provided answers, and correcting common mistakes in question formation. The worksheet is intended for educational purposes and is created by Matthew Barton of Englishcurrent.com.
Change these sentences into question form. Make a Yes/No question.
1. The school is open today.
2. The waiter was rude.
3. Yoga is popular.
4. I am sick.
5. You were tired.
6. Sarah was his teacher.
Exercise #2: Yes/No Questions with the BE Verb
Look at the answer (A: ), and then try to write the correct question.
1. Q: __________________________________________________________________ ? A: Yes. I was there. 2. Q: __________________________________________________________________ ? A: No, we were not rich. 3. Q: __________________________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, it is my birthday. 4. Q: __________________________________________________________________ ? A: No, the price was not the same.
1. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, she was going to visit. 2. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, your name is being called. 3. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, they haven’t finished. 4. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, he has not been working here. 5. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, he could not have said that. 6. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, he would have been angry. 7. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, a visa must be obtained first. 8. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, we shall attend.
Exercise #5: Yes/No Questions – Without a Helping or BE Verb
1. He reads every day.
2. The printer broke.
3. We want more money.
4. She had a smile on her face.
5. The boss noticed the mistake.
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Exercise #6: Yes/No Questions – Without a Helping or BE Verb
1. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, she had her camera. 2. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, I didn’t feel sick. 3. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, we eat beef. 4. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, I believe you. 5. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, they didn’t forget their tickets.
Exercise #7: Yes/No Questions – Mixed Forms
1. She is a good person.
2. They are studying hard.
3. I don’t want a drink.
4. The book was sold.
5. My dog barks loudly.
6. We are going to try it.
Exercise #8: Yes/No Questions – Without a Helping or BE Verb
1. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, we are looking for the keys. 2. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, I haven’t seen Michael. 3. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: No, they won’t be happy. 4. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, I do yoga. 5. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, he has had surgery. 6. Q: _______________________________________________________ ?
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A: No, they were not waiting long. 7. Q: _______________________________________________________ ? A: Yes, they danced well.
Exercise #9: Yes/No Questions - Fix the Common Mistakes
1. Have you a dog?
2. You will go to the park?
3. Did you went to the park?
4. It is 4 o’clock?
5. Are you agree?
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Full lesson on Yes/No questions and worksheet answers available at: http://www.englishcurrent.com/grammar/yes-no- questions-lesson-exercises/
