Verb Be -- yes/no questions & short answers

Question 1

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

[blank_start]Is[blank_end] she MarY?
[blank_start]Yes[blank_end], [blank_start]she[blank_end] is.

Accepted Answer

Is

Accepted Answer

Yes

Accepted Answer

she

Question 2

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

[blank_start]Are[blank_end] you Michael and Terry?
No, [blank_start]we're[blank_end] not. [blank_start]We're[blank_end] Tom and Cindy.

Accepted Answer

Are

Accepted Answer

we're

Accepted Answer

We're

Question 3

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

Are [blank_start]you[blank_end] Thomas?
[blank_start]Yes[blank_end], I am.

Accepted Answer

you

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 4

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

[blank_start]Is[blank_end] he [blank_start]a[blank_end] chef?
No, he [blank_start]isn't[blank_end]. [blank_start]He's[blank_end] a singer.

Accepted Answer

Is

Accepted Answer

a

Accepted Answer

isn't

Accepted Answer

He's

Question 5

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

[blank_start]Are[blank_end] they pilots?
[blank_start]Yes[blank_end], they [blank_start]are[blank_end].

Accepted Answer

Are

Accepted Answer

Yes

Accepted Answer

are

Question 6

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

Are [blank_start]you[blank_end] Sam?
No, I'm [blank_start]not[blank_end]. [blank_start]I'm[blank_end] Bob.

Accepted Answer

you

Accepted Answer

not

Accepted Answer

I'm

Question 7

Use contractions where possible and capital letters where necessary:

[blank_start]Is[blank_end] [blank_start]he[blank_end] Mike?
[blank_start]Yes[blank_end], he is.

Accepted Answer

Is

Accepted Answer

he

Accepted Answer

Yes

Resource summary

	Created by Rolando Ponce over 8 years ago