English

1. CHANGING
STATEMENTS INTO
QUESTIONS

2. To change a declarative
sentence that uses a helping
verb into a question, place the
helping verb before the subject
and change the period into a
question mark.
RULE:

3. Rosa Aliya “Iya” Agbon is
from Cotabato City.
STATEMENT:

4. Is Rosa Aliya “Iya” Agbon
from Cotabato City?
QUESTION:

5. Iya and Donna Magno are
volunteer workers for Kids for
Peace Foundation.
STATEMENT:

6. Are Iya and Donna Magno
volunteer workers for Kids
for Peace Foundation?
QUESTION:

7. TO CHANGE THE MAIN
VERB INTO A
QUESTION, DO THE
FOLLOWING:

8. Begin with DOES when
the subject is singular
and in the present tense.
Then, change the verb in
its simple form.

9. Iya feels a sense of
responsibility to do
something.
STATEMENT:

10. Does Iya feel a
sense of
responsibility to do
something?
QUESTION:

11. Begin with DO when the
subject is plural and in the
present tense. The verb form
does not change.
RULE # 2:

12. Iya and Donna decide
to rally for peace.
STATEMENT:

13. Do Iya and Donna
decide to rally for
peace?

14. Begin with DID when the
subject is either singular or
plural and in the past tense.
Then, change the verb in its
simple form.
RULE # 3:

15. Iya and Donna decided
to rally for peace.
STATEMENT:

16. Did Iya and Donna
decide to rally for
peace?
QUESTION:

17. Change the following
statements into
questions:
ACTIVITY:

18. He cleans the
bedroom.
STATEMENT:

19. Does he clean the
bedroom?

20. He saved the cat.
STATEMENT:

21. Did he save the
cat?
QUESTION:

22. They greet their
teacher.
STATEMENT:

23. Do they greet
their teacher?
QUESTION: