Turning Questions into Statements

Which of the following is the correct statement form of the question: 'Is she coming to the party?'

• She is coming to the party.

• She coming to the party.

• She is come to the party.

• She come to the party.

Identify the statement form of the question: 'Are they playing football?'

• They are playing football.

• They playing football.

• They is playing football.

• They are play football.

What is the statement form of the question: 'Does he like ice cream?'

• He likes ice cream.

• He like ice cream.

• He liking ice cream.

• He is like ice cream.

Choose the correct statement form of the question: 'Can you help me?'

• You can help me.

• You helping me.

• You help me.

• You can helps me.

Convert the question 'Will she attend the meeting?' into a statement.

• She will attend the meeting.

• She attending the meeting.

• She attends the meeting.

• She will attends the meeting.

What is the statement form of the question: 'Did they finish their homework?'

• They finished their homework.

• They finish their homework.

• They finishing their homework.

• They finishes their homework.

Identify the statement form of the question: 'Is it raining outside?'

• It is raining outside.

• It raining outside.

• It rains outside.

• It is rains outside.

Choose the correct statement form of the question: 'Have you seen the movie?'

• You have seen the movie.

• You seen the movie.

• You seeing the movie.

• You has seen the movie.

Convert the question 'Are we going to the park?' into a statement.

• We are going to the park.

• We going to the park.

• We goes to the park.

• We are go to the park.

What is the statement form of the question: 'Does she know the answer?'

• She knows the answer.

• She know the answer.

• She knowing the answer.

• She is know the answer.