Lesson 9: Using "Is" to Ask Questions

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Grammar Snapshot • How to Ask Questions with "Is"

• To ask something about one object, begin your question with Is (e.g., Is the slate clean?).

• Remember: Every question begins with a Capital letter and ends with a Question Mark (?).

Lesson 9 Word Bank:

a slate a desk apple pencil ruler picture book door

Part A • Ask Questions About Classroom Objects

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

1. a slate (Ask a question using "Is")

2. a desk (Ask a question using "Is")

3. an apple (Ask a question using "Is")

4. a pencil (Ask a question using "Is")

Part B • Ask Questions About Study & Room Objects

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

5. a ruler (Ask a question using "Is")

6. a picture (Ask a question using "Is")

7. a book (Ask a question using "Is")

8. a door (Ask a question using "Is")