Exercise. Turn the following sentences into questions.
Example:
The soup was hot. ==> Was the soup hot?
1. Mom can knit mittens for the bazaar.
Can Mom knit mittens for the bazaar?
2. I am going to the concert.
Am I going to the concert?
3. You must be careful.
Must you be careful?
4. We were late for the bus.
Were we late for the bus?
5. You should let your sister clean your room.
Should you let your sister clean your room?
6. The baby was afraid of the elephant.
Was the baby afraid of the elephant?
7. I will wash the car.
Will I wash the car?
8. Dick and Jane have been to Canada.
Have Dick and Jane been to Canada?
9. Sheri is sweeping the sidewalk.
Is Sheri sweeping the sidewalk?
10. Mr. Smith has written a book.
Has Mr. Smith written a book?
11. Tom, Dick, and Harry are staying after school.
Are Tom, Dick, and Harry staying after school?
12. Jack could see the scar on the man’s forehead.
Could Jack see the scar on the man’s forehead?
13. I would like to take Mr. Jones’ class.
Would I like to take Mr. Jones’ class?
Exercise. Turn the following sentences into questions. Use Do / Does / Did…?
Example:
Max plays the saxophone. ==> Does Max play the saxophone?
1. Mark has a black cat.
Does Mark have a black cat?
2. The car got a flat tire.
Did the car get a flat tire?
3. Sally and Mary grow watermelons in their backyard.
Do Sally and Mary grow watermelons in their backyard?
4. The dogs barked all night.
Did the dogs bark all night?
5. The refrigerator works now.
Does the refrigerator work now?
6. Hank fixes our car.
Does Hank fix our car?
7. I went to the bank.
Did I go to the bank?
8. The choir sings the national anthem.
Does the choir sing the national anthem?
9. The barber cut my hair.
Did the barber cut my hair?
10. Father made breakfast in bed for Mother.
Did Father make breakfast in bed for Mother?