We shall see how to form a question using ‘is to ask about a profession.
Formation of a question
We should form a question as follows:
- Is + subject (he/she/it/any third person, singular noun) + other words + question mark (?)
Examples:
Let’s see how to use ‘is in sentences with some examples.
Here are the question forms of the sentences. The formation is as above.
Have a look-
- Is she a doctor?
- Is my mother a professor?
- Is he a potter?
- Is my sister an engineer?
- Is she a cook?
- Is he a hawker?
- Is her sister a designer?
- Is his father a collector?
- Is her brother a watchman?
- Is she an advocate?
- Is he a manager?
- Is she a reporter?
- Is he a blacksmith?
- Is his uncle a photographer?
- Is Sachin a player?
- Is she a motorwoman?
- Is Lara a clerk?
- Is Tarak a poet?
- Is she a nurse?
- Is Sahil a driver?
- Is he a shopkeeper?
- Is she a writer?
- Is Sameer an architect?
- Is he an officer?
- Is my brother a pilot?
- Is she a minister?
- Is she an MLA?
- Is Smita a teacher?
- Is she a book publisher?
- Is he a bookseller?
Related Lessons-
- Use of is: state of being
- Use of is: profession
- negative sentences
- negative answers
- Use of is in questions about the profession of a person
