Forming Questions from Statements

Write this as a question:

I like to drive at night.

• Do I like to drive at night?

• Does I like to drive at night?

• Am I like to drive at night?

Write this as a question:

She enjoys reading books.

• Does she enjoy reading books?

• Do she enjoys reading books?

• Is she enjoys reading books?

Write this as a question:

They are going to the park.

• Are they going to the park?

• Is they going to the park?

• Do they going to the park?

Write this as a question:

We finish our homework.

• Do we finish our homework?

• Do we finish our homework?

• Does we finish our homework?

Write this as a question:

He plays the guitar.

• Is he plays the guitar?

• Do he plays the guitar?

• Does he play the guitar?

Write this as a question:

We are watching a movie.

• Do we watching a movie?

• Is we watching a movie?

• Are we watching a movie?

Write this as a question:

You enjoy cooking.

• Are you enjoy cooking?

• Does you enjoy cooking?

• Do you enjoy cooking?

Make the question into a statement.

You love to eat donuts.

• Do you love to eat donuts?

• Does you love to eat donuts?

• You did love to eat donuts?

Create the question from the statement:

We have eight dogs at home.

• Does we have eight dogs?

• Did I have eight dogs?

• Do we have eight dogs at home?

Is your favorite color grey?

• No, my favorite color is not grey.

• No, my favorite color is grey.

• Yes, my favorite color is grey!

• What's grey?