Lesson 6: "Is" and "Are" in Questions

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Grammar Snapshot • Questions & The Question Mark (?)

• A question asks something. It begins with a Capital letter and ends with a Question Mark (?).

• In questions, Is begins a question about one, and Are begins a question about more than one.

Singular Question (One)

Is the boy here? • Is the girl happy?

Plural Question (More than One)

Are the boys here? • Are the girls happy?

Part A • Copy and Punctuate Questions

Copy these questions neatly. Place a question mark (?) at the end of each question.

1. Is the boy here?

2. Are the boys here?

3. Is the girl happy?

4. Are the girls happy?

Part B • Change Statements into Questions

Change each statement into a question. Begin with "Is" or "Are" and end with a question mark (?).

5. The apple is ripe.

6. The apples are ripe.

7. The book is new.

8. The books are new.