Forming Yes/No Questions

The video tutorial explains how to form questions in English, focusing on yes/no questions. It covers the use of the verb 'to be' and how to invert the subject and verb to form questions. For other verbs, it introduces the use of auxiliary verbs 'do' and 'does'. The tutorial includes a fun animal guessing game to practice forming questions, followed by a summary of the key points.

What is the key difference in forming questions with the verb 'to be' compared to other verbs?

• You change the verb to past tense.

• You flip the subject and the verb.

• You add 'is' at the end of the sentence.

• You add 'do' or 'does' at the beginning.

How would you form a question from the statement 'She is a doctor'?

• Does she a doctor?

• Doctor she is?

• Is she a doctor?

• She is a doctor?

How do you form a question with the statement 'We are friends'?

• We are friends?

• Do we are friends?

• Are we friends?

• Friends are we?

Which auxiliary verb is used for forming questions with 'he', 'she', or 'it'?

• Are

• Does

• Do

• Is

What is the correct question form for 'They like ice cream'?

• Like they do ice cream?

• Does they like ice cream?

• They do like ice cream?

• Do they like ice cream?

Which of the following is a correct question form for 'He plays guitar'?

• Do he plays guitar?

• Plays he guitar?

• Does he play guitar?

• He does play guitar?

In the animal guessing game, what type of questions are asked?

• Open-ended questions

• Yes or no questions

• Descriptive questions

• Multiple choice questions

What is the purpose of the animal guessing game?

• To practice pronunciation

• To learn animal names

• To improve vocabulary

• To practice forming questions

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Improving pronunciation

• Forming questions in English

• Understanding English grammar

• Learning new vocabulary

What is the suggested activity to practice forming questions at home?

• Writing essays

• Listening to music

• Playing the animal guessing game

• Reading books