Now let us see how to form a question using ‘these’.
The formation of the question using 'these
The sentence formation for asking a question is as follows;
- Are/ were + these + other words + question mark (?)
- Are/ were + these + subject + other words + question mark (?)
Examples of ‘these in questions
Let’s see how to use ‘these in the sentences with some examples.
Here are some examples. The formation is as above.
Have a look-
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- Are these oranges?
- Are these pens yellow in colour?
- Are these oil paintings?
- Are these the books I need?
- Are these my pens?
- Are these your pencils?
- Are these pink flowers?
- Are these soft toys?
- Are these boys very clever?
- Are these cycles useful for handicaps?
- Are these guys very tall?
- Are these boys scholars?
- Are these my flowers?
- Are these books mine?
- Are these clothes blue in colour?
- Are these CDs of an event?
- Are these cell phones very attractive?
- Are these printing machines?
- Are these men's wear?
- Are these chairs red in colour?
- Are these students in the sixth standard?
- Are these shortcut methods to learn mathematics?
- Are these whiteboards?
- Are these miniatures?
- Are these TV channels awesome?
- Are these bags attractive?
- Are these bags handmade?
- Are these utensils clean?
- Are these girls’ clothes?
- Are these boys handsome?
- Are these oranges?
Related Lessons-
- Use of a pronoun - these
- Use of pronoun- these questions
- affirmative answers
- negative answers
- Use of pronoun- those