Verb to be (neg and quest)

James / a pilot?

• Are James a pilot?

• Is James a pilot?

• Am James a pilot?

• Is a pilot James?

Kelly and Laura / not good friends.

• Kelly and Laura amn't good friends.

• Kelly and Laura isn't good friends.

• Kelly and Laura aren't good friends.

• Kelly and Laura are good friends.

Pamela / not a vegeterian.

• Pamela am not a vegeterian

• Pamela isn't a vegeterian.

• Pamela aren't a vegeterian.

• Pamela a isn't vegeterian.

Jim and I / at grandma's home?

• Are Jim and I grandma's at home?

• Am Jim and I at grandma's home?

• Is Jim and I at grandma's home?

• Are Jim and I at grandma's home?

I / not at the circus.

• I at am not the circus.

• I'm not at the circus.

• I isn't at the circus.

• I aren't at the circus.

Are they / at the library?

• Is they at the library?

• Are they at the library?

• They at the library?

• Are at the library they?

She / a doctor?

• Is she a doctor?

• She a doctor?

• Is a doctor she?

• She doctor?

We / not going to the party.

• We not going to the party.

• Not going to the party we.

• Are we not going to the party?

• We are not going to the party.

They / not studying for the exam.

• They not studying for the exam.

• Not studying for the exam they.

• Are they not studying for the exam?

• They are not studying for the exam.

You / at the meeting?

• Is you at the meeting?

• Am you at the meeting?

• Are you at the meeting?

• You are at the meeting?