Lesson 10: Using "Are" to Ask Questions

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Grammar Snapshot • How to Ask Questions with "Are"

• To ask something about more than one object, begin your question with Are (e.g., Are the slates clean?).

• Plural nouns do not take a or an. Always begin with a Capital letter and end with a Question Mark (?).

Lesson 10 Word Bank:

slates desks apples pencils books pictures doors windows

Part A • Ask Questions About Classroom & Study Items

Use "Are" to ask a question about each item below. Remember to end with a question mark (?).

1. slates (Ask a question using "Are")

2. desks (Ask a question using "Are")

3. apples (Ask a question using "Are")

4. pencils (Ask a question using "Are")

Part B • Ask Questions About Books, Art & Room Objects

Use "Are" to ask a question about each item below. Remember to end with a question mark (?).

5. books (Ask a question using "Are")

6. pictures (Ask a question using "Are")

7. doors (Ask a question using "Are")

8. windows (Ask a question using "Are")