Forming Questions with Verbs

The video tutorial explains how to form questions and statements using the verbs 'to be' and 'to do'. It covers the placement of verbs in sentences, provides examples for singular and plural subjects, and highlights exceptions for pronouns 'I' and 'you'. The tutorial also includes practical examples to illustrate the concepts.

How do you form a question using the verb 'to be'?

• Place the verb after the subject

• Place the verb before the subject

• Use the verb in past tense

• Add 'do' before the subject

What is the correct order for forming a statement with 'to be'?

• Subject + rest of the sentence + verb

• Subject + verb + rest of the sentence

• Rest of the sentence + subject + verb

• Verb + subject + rest of the sentence

Which verb form is used with singular subjects?

• 'Is'

• 'Do'

• 'Am'

• 'Are'

What verb form does the pronoun 'I' take?

• 'Do'

• 'Are'

• 'Am'

• 'Is'

Which verb form is used with the pronoun 'you'?

• 'Is'

• 'Are'

• 'Does'

• 'Am'

How do you form a question using the verb 'to do'?

• Add 'do' before the subject and use the base form of the main verb

• Use the past tense of the main verb

• Add 'does' after the subject

• Place the main verb before the subject

Which verb is used for singular subjects in questions?

• 'Do'

• 'Does'

• 'Did'

• 'Is'

What is the correct order for forming a statement with 'does'?

• Does + subject + base verb + rest of the sentence

• Subject + does + base verb + rest of the sentence

• Base verb + subject + does + rest of the sentence

• Subject + verb + rest of the sentence

How do you form a question with 'does' for a singular subject?

• Add 'do' after the subject

• Place the main verb before the subject

• Use the past tense of the main verb

• Add 'does' before the subject and use the base form of the main verb

What is the verb form for 'he' in a question?

• 'Am'

• 'Do'

• 'Is'

• 'Does'