All yes/no questions begin with a verb.

To make questions we put an auxiliary verb before the subject.

Auxiliary verbs are:

Be (am, are, etc), Have/has/had, will, would, can, could shall, should, may, might and must.

The teacher is here.

Is the teacher here?

Mark has arrived.

Has Mark arrived?

The bus will be late.

Will the bus be late?

You can sing.

Can you sing?

If there is no auxiliary verb: put do/does/did before the subject and use the infinitive (without to)

I need a pen.

Do I need a pen?

She went to school.

Did she go to school?

We don´t put do with other auxiliary verbs

Only put one verb before the subject.

1. Put the words in the right order to make questions

 

 Crazy/ are / you ______________________________________

 Your / dogs / are / they ________________________________

 Still / friends / we / are ________________________________

 Mr. And Mrs. Smith / Have / got / children _________________

 Visa / I need / do _____________________________________

 Tomorrow / you / be / here / will _________________________

 Sing / your brother / can ________________________________

 go / must / you / now __________________________________

2. make questions with he.

You want to know. If somebody ..

 

 Lived in Lisbon __________________________________________

 Works in a hospital ______________________________________

 Likes classical music. ____________________________________

 Knows your sister_______________________________________

3. Make yes/ No questions:

 

  Mark has arrived. ________________________________________________

 Mary wants to play football. _______________________________________________

 Mr. Smith can sing very well.

 _______________________________________________

 The train will leave at eight o´clock. ________________________________________________

All yes/no questions begin with a verb.

To make questions we put an auxiliary verb before the subject.

Auxiliary verbs are:

Be (am, are, etc), Have/has/had, will, would, can, could shall, should, may, might and must.

The teacher is here.

Is the teacher here?

Mark has arrived.

Has Mark arrived?

The bus will be late.

Will the bus be late?

You can sing.

Can you sing?

If there is no auxiliary verb: put do/does/did before the subject and use the infinitive (without to)

I need a pen.

Do I need a pen?

She went to school.

Did she go to school?

We don´t put do with other auxiliary verbs

Only put one verb before the subject.

1. Put the words in the right order to make questions

 

 Crazy/ are / you ______________________________________

 Your / dogs / are / they ________________________________

 Still / friends / we / are ________________________________

 Mr. And Mrs. Smith / Have / got / children _________________

 Visa / I need / do _____________________________________

 Tomorrow / you / be / here / will _________________________

 Sing / your brother / can ________________________________

 go / must / you / now __________________________________

2. make questions with he.

You want to know. If somebody ..

 

 Lived in Lisbon __________________________________________

 Works in a hospital ______________________________________

 Likes classical music. ____________________________________

 Knows your sister_______________________________________

3. Make yes/ No questions:

 

  Mark has arrived. _______________________________________________________

 Mary wants to play football. _______________________________________________

 Mr. Smith can sing very well. ______________________________________________

 The train will leave at eight o´clock. ________________________________________

Only put one verb before the subject.

We don´t put do with other auxiliary verbs

Did she go to school?

She went to school.

Do I need a pen?

I need a pen.

If there is no auxiliary verb: put do/does/did before the subject and use the infinitive (without to)

Can you sing?

You can sing.

Will the bus be late?

The bus will be late.

Has Mark arrived?

Mark has arrived.

Is the teacher here?

The teacher is here.

To make questions we put an auxiliary verb before the subject.

Auxiliary verbs are:

Be (am, are, etc), Have/has/had, will, would, can, could shall, should, may, might and must.

All yes/no questions begin with a verb.

3. Make yes/ No questions:

 

  Mark has arrived. _______________________________________________________

 Mary wants to play football. _______________________________________________

 Mr. Smith can sing very well. ______________________________________________

 The train will leave at eight o´clock. ________________________________________

2. Make questions with he.

You want to know. If somebody ..

 

 Lived in Lisbon __________________________________________

 Works in a hospital ______________________________________

 Likes classical music. ____________________________________

 Knows your sister_______________________________________

1. Put the words in the right order to make questions

 

 Crazy/ are / you ______________________________________

 Your / dogs / are / they ________________________________

 Still / friends / we / are ________________________________

 Mr. And Mrs. Smith / Have / got / children _________________

 Visa / I need / do _____________________________________

 Tomorrow / you / be / here / will _________________________

 Sing / your brother / can ________________________________

 go / must / you / now __________________________________

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