Asking yes-no questions

Asking yes-no questions

By Miss Yang

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Change it into yes-no question: The school is open today.

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Change it into yes-no question: You were in the canteen.

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Change it into yes-no question: Miss Yang was exhausted.

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Change it into yes-no question: You should practice more.

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Use inversion 'Not only, but also' to rewrite: He is caring. He is also intelligent.

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Use inversion 'Not only, but also' to rewrite: She was busy yesterday. She was also sick.

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Change it into yes-no question: You will join the game.

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Change it into yes-no question: She has been to Europe.

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Change it into yes-no question: She is on cloud nine.

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Use inversion 'Not only, but also' to rewrite: He is going to dance. He is also going to sing.

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Use inversion 'Not only, but also' to rewrite: He can speak English. He can also speak Korean.

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Change it into yes-no question: He reads every day.

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Change it into yes-no question: The printer broke.

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Change it into yes-no question: She had a haircut yesterday.

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Use inversion 'Not only, but also' to rewrite: The dog barked. It also bit me.

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Use inversion 'Not only, but also' to rewrite: He has a little brother. He also has an elder sister.