Helping Verbs and Question Formation

The video tutorial teaches students how to convert statements into questions by using helping verbs. It provides a simple rule: move the helping verb to the beginning of the sentence and add a question mark. The tutorial includes multiple examples to illustrate this process, such as 'He is tall' becoming 'Is he tall?' and 'It is very hot outside' becoming 'Is it very hot outside?' The lesson concludes with instructions for students to practice this skill in their notebooks.

What is the main task introduced in the video?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Changing statements into questions

• Writing essays

• Solving math problems

Which of the following is a helping verb?

• Run

• Dance

• Jump

• Is

What is the first step in transforming 'He is tall' into a question?

• Move 'is' to the beginning

• Remove 'he'

• Change 'tall' to 'short'

• Add a question mark

How do you start the question for 'It is very hot outside'?

• Very hot

• Outside is

• It is

• Is it

What is the correct question form of 'I am seven years old'?

• Am seven years old I?

• Seven years old am I?

• I am seven years old?

• Am I seven years old?

What is the helping verb in 'My uncle is a tennis player'?

• My

• Uncle

• Is

• Player

How do you form a question from 'John's mother is a nurse'?

• Is John's mother a nurse?

• Is a nurse John's mother?

• Nurse is John's mother?

• John's mother is a nurse?

What is the question form of 'It is 10 o'clock already'?

• Already is it 10 o'clock?

• It is already 10 o'clock?

• 10 o'clock is it already?

• Is it 10 o'clock already?

How do you start the question for 'This is my dad's car'?

• Car is

• Is this

• This is

• My dad's

What is the correct question form of 'My brother is having a pizza'?

• Is my brother having a pizza?

• My brother is having a pizza?

• Pizza is my brother having?

• Having a pizza is my brother?