Level A Unit 1 Sec. 2 Grammar

Write the questions correctly. Add capital letters and question marks.

is your family big

Answer explanation

The correct question is 'Is your family big?' Capitalize the first letter and add a question mark at the end to indicate it's a question.

say: Is your family big?

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are you a student in this school

Answer explanation

The correct question is: "Are you a student in this school?" Capitalize the first letter and add a question mark at the end to indicate it's a question.

Write the questions correctly. Add capital letters and question marks.

am I a teacher

Answer explanation

The correct question is 'Am I a teacher?' Capitalize the first letter and add a question mark at the end to indicate it's a question.

ask: Am I a teacher?

30 sec audio

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is our school in New Mexico

Answer explanation

The correct question is: "Is our school in New Mexico?" Capitalize the first letter and add a question mark at the end to indicate it's a question.

Write the questions correctly. Add capital letters and question marks.

are people in our community friendly

Answer explanation

The correct question is: "Are people in our community friendly?" Capitalize the first letter and add a question mark at the end to indicate it's a question.

Ask: Are people in our community friendly?

30 sec audio

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is the United States a country

Answer explanation

The correct question is: "Is the United States a country?" Capital letters are used at the beginning, and a question mark is added at the end to indicate it is a question.

Write am, is, or are to complete each question. Add the correct end punctuation mark.

​ (a)   the library closed to our neighborhood​ (b)  

• Am

• Are

• !

• .

• Is

• ?

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Is' because it indicates a state of being, asking about the library's status. The question ends with a '?' to signify it's an inquiry.