We shall see how to form a question using 'is to ask about the present state of being.
Formation of a question
We should form a question as;
- 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 some examples. The formation is as above.
Have a look-
- Is she a girl?
- Is he a boy?
- Is Sarika happy?
- Is Balu so tired?
- Is she bored?
- Is he a peaceful person?
- Is Sameer present?
- Is she so happy?
- Is he extremely sorry?
- Is my brother surprised?
- Is her sister sad?
- Is she thirsty?
- Is he frightened?
- Is she eighteen years old?
- Is Nayana seventeen?
- Is he an older person?
- Is the teacher angry?
- Is he mischievous?
- Is his father a tragic person?
- Is her mother superstitious?
- Is she innocent?
- Is Saumya helpful?
- Is he active?
- Is she helpful?
- Is Anand talented?
- Is he handsome?
- Is she adamant?
- Is the motorman very cautious?
- Is he a comic person?
- Is Sameer a loyal person?
Related Lessons-
- Use of ‘is’: state of being
- negative sentences
- affirmative answers
- Use of ‘is’: profession
- Use of is in questions about the state
