Endeavor
Answer the following question with both a positive and a negative short response:
Is your favorite subject Math？
Yes, it is. / No, it isn't.
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
She is a doctor.
Is she a doctor？
Answer the following question with both a positive and a negative short response:
Are you happy?
Yes, I am .
No, I am not.
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
They are at the park.
Are they at the park？
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
He is from Canada.
Is he from Canada？
________your sister like to read books in her free time?
Yes, she ______. / No, she ________.
Does your sister like to read books in her free time?
Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.
_______ they have English class every day?
Yes, they _______. / No, they ________.
Do they have English class every day？
Yes, they do. / No, they don't.
_______ she play the piano on weekends?
Yes, she _______. / No, she ________.
Does she play the piano on weekends?
Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.
_______ you like chocolate ice cream?
Yes, I _______. / No, I ________.
Do you like chocolate ice cream?
Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
_______ your brother study in college?
Yes, he _______. / No, he ________.
Does your brother study in college?
Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't.
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
She enjoys playing tennis.
Does she enjoy playing tennis?
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
He likes to read books.
Does he like to read books？
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
We have a meeting at 10 AM.
Do we have a meeting at 10 AM?
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
He works from home.
Does he work from home?
Convert the statement into a yes/no question:
We travel to Europe every summer.
Do we travel to Europe every summer?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
She studies English at university.
She studies English at university.
What does she study at university?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
He plays soccer on weekends.
He plays soccer on weekends.
When does he play soccer?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
You often go hiking in the mountains.
You often go hiking in the mountains.
Where do you often go hiking?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
We solve the problem by working together.
We solve the problem by working together.
How do we solve the problem?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
She travels to work by bus.
She travels to work by bus.
How does she travel to work?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
It costs $25.
It costs $25.
How much does it cost？
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
I prefer coffee over tea.
I prefer coffee over tea.
What do you prefer?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
Answer: She enjoys hiking in the mountains.
She enjoys hiking in the mountains.
What does she enjoy doing in the mountains?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
He studies biology at university.
He studies biology at university.
What does he study at university?
Make a question to ask the italic part in the following sentence.
It takes about 30 minutes.
It takes about 30 minutes.
How long does it take?