Change to affirmative
He is not my brother
He is my brother
Is she from Germany? (yes)
Yes, she is.
He is my father.
Is he my father?
not/ eating / am / I
I am not eating.
The pencil is on the table.
It is on the table
They aren't happy
They're happy
Are they from Spain? (no)
No, they aren't.
It is my pen.
Is it my pen?
are / learning / we / English
We are learning English.
My mom is cooking
She is cooking
Are they eating spaguetti?
They are eating spaguetti.
Are your parents at home? (yes)
Yes, they are.
You are learning English.
Are you learning English?
? / he / studying / is / math
Is he studying math?
The pencils are on the table
They are on the table.
Are Pedro and Maria tired?
Pedro and Maria are tired.
Are you and your friends in the same school? (yes)
Yes, we are.
You and your brother are tall.
Are you and your brother tall?
speaking / Spanish / not / are / they
They are not speaking Spanish.
Carlos is playing video games
He is playing video games.
Are we studying French?
We are studying French.
Are you and I family? (no)
No, we aren't
They and I are playing jeopardy.
Are they and I playing jeopardy?
tall / she / ? / girl / is / a
Is she a tall girl?
My friend and I are eating candies
We are eating candies.