VERB TO BE INTERROGATIVE FORM

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WHAT IS THE INTERROGATIVE FORM OF 'TO BE'?

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The interrogative form of 'to be' is used to ask questions. It typically involves inverting the subject and the verb, e.g., 'Is she happy?'.

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HOW DO YOU FORM A YES/NO QUESTION WITH 'TO BE'?

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To form a yes/no question with 'to be', start with the verb followed by the subject, e.g., 'Are you ready?'

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WHAT IS THE INTERROGATIVE FORM OF 'HE IS'?

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The interrogative form is 'Is he?'.

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HOW DO YOU ASK ABOUT NATIONALITY USING 'TO BE'?

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You can ask about nationality by using 'to be' in the interrogative form, e.g., 'Is she American?'

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WHAT IS THE CORRECT INTERROGATIVE FORM FOR 'I AM'?

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The correct interrogative form is 'Am I?'

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HOW DO YOU ASK IF SOMEONE IS FROM A COUNTRY?

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You can ask by saying, 'Are you from [country]?' or 'Is he from [country]?'

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WHAT IS THE INTERROGATIVE FORM OF 'THEY ARE'?

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The interrogative form is 'Are they?'

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HOW DO YOU FORM A QUESTION ABOUT A PERSON'S PROFESSION?

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Use 'to be' in the interrogative form, e.g., 'Is she a teacher?'

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WHAT IS THE INTERROGATIVE FORM OF 'SHE IS'?

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The interrogative form is 'Is she?'

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HOW DO YOU ASK IF SOMEBODY IS HAPPY?

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You can ask, 'Is he happy?' or 'Are they happy?'