Present Tense Question Form

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "I am late."

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "You are my new friend."

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "He is your teacher."

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "She is your neighbour."

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "It is expensive."

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "We are early."

Place the verb to be before the subject to create the question form of the present tense. Rewrite the following sentence to create a question: "They are in the basement."

Rewrite the following sentences to create questions by placing the verb to be before the subject. "The car is in the garage."

Rewrite the following sentences to create questions by placing the verb to be before the subject. "The sharpener is on my desk."

Rewrite the following sentences to create questions by placing the verb to be before the subject. "The toothbrush and toothpaste are in the bathroom."