We can answer in a complete sentence as well as in brief.
First, we shall answer in an affirmative sentence.
Formation of an affirmative sentence
The formation of an affirmative sentence is as;
- Yes, + subject (he/she/it/ any third person, singular noun) + is + remaining words.
In brief, we can say -
- Yes, + subject + is.
- Yes, he is.
- Yes, she is.
Here are some examples. The formation is as above.
Have a look-
- Yes, she is a doctor.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, my mother is a professor.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, he is a potter. (Yes, he is.)
- Yes, my sister is an engineer. (Yes, she is.)
- Yes, she is a cook. Yes, she is.)
- Yes, he is a hawker. (Yes, he is.)
- Yes, her sister is a designer. (Yes, she is.)
- Yes, his father is a collector.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, her brother is a watchman.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, she is an advocate.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, he is a manager.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, he is a reporter.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, he is a blacksmith. (Yes, he is.)
- Yes, his uncle is a photographer.
- Yes, Sachin is a player.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, she is a motorwoman. (Yes, she is.)
- Yes, Lara is a clerk.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, Tarak is a poet.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, she is a nurse.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, Sahil is a driver.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, he is a shopkeeper.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, she is a writer.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, Sameer is an architect.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, he is an officer.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, my brother is a pilot.(Yes, he is.)
- Yes, she is a Minister.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, she is an MLA.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, Smita is a teacher.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, she is a book publisher.(Yes, she is.)
- Yes, he is a bookseller.(Yes, he is.)
