VERB TO BE INTERROGATIVE FORM

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What is the interrogative form of the verb 'to be' for singular subjects?

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The interrogative form is 'is' for singular subjects (he, she, it).

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What is the interrogative form of the verb 'to be' for plural subjects?

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The interrogative form is 'are' for plural subjects (they, we).

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How do you ask if someone is a doctor using the verb 'to be'?

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You ask: 'Is Tom a doctor?'

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What is the correct interrogative form of 'to be' for the question: '___ you a teacher?'

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The correct form is 'Are you a teacher?'

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What is the correct interrogative form of 'to be' for the question: '___ they good students?'

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The correct form is 'Are they good students?'

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How do you ask if you are someone's best friend using the verb 'to be'?

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You ask: 'Am I your best friend?'

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What is the correct form of 'to be' for the question: '___________ the children in the park?'

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The correct form is 'Are the children in the park?'

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What is the difference between 'is' and 'are' in interrogative sentences?

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'Is' is used for singular subjects, while 'are' is used for plural subjects.

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How do you form a yes/no question with the verb 'to be'?

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Start with the verb 'to be' followed by the subject, e.g., 'Is she happy?'

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What is the structure of an interrogative sentence using 'to be'?

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The structure is: Verb 'to be' + Subject + (Complement)?