Let’s solve each sentence-building question step by step. We’re making
yes/no questions, which usually start with a verb like “Is” or “Are”, followed by the subject, then the rest of the sentence.
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1. your friend Is he
We need to make a yes/no question. Start with “Is”, then the subject “he”, then “your friend”.
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Is he your friend?
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2. David’s sister you Are
Start with “Are”, then the subject “you”, then “David’s sister”.
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Are you David’s sister?
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3. dog Is your friendly
Start with “Is”, then the subject “your dog”, then the adjective “friendly”.
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Is your dog friendly?
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4. they her Are family
Start with “Are”, then the subject “they”, then “her family”.
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Are they her family?
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5. Julia’s phone this Is
Start with “Is”, then the subject “this”, then “Julia’s phone”.
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Is this Julia’s phone?
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6. your parents they Are
Start with “Are”, then the subject “they”, then “your parents”.
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Are they your parents?
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7. coat Is this uncle Joe’s
Start with “Is”, then the subject “this”, then “uncle Joe’s coat”.
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Is this uncle Joe’s coat?
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Final Answer:
Is he your friend?
Are you David’s sister?
Is your dog friendly?
Are they her family?
Is this Julia’s phone?
Are they your parents?
Is this uncle Joe’s coat?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of yes no questions worksheet.
