Put the sentence in negative: She's a great student.
She isn't a great student.
Put the sentence in negative: They're good friends.
They aren't good friends.
Put the sentence in negative: I'm from Spain.
I'm not from Spain.
Put the sentence in affirmative: He isn't Canadian.
He's Canadian.
Put the sentence in affirmative: You aren't a teacher.
You're a teacher.
Put the sentence in affirmative: It isn't sunny today.
It's sunny today.
Turn the sentence into a question: You're late for class.
Are you late for class?
Turn the sentence into a question: She's a nurse.
Is she a nurse?
Turn the sentence into a question: They're from Japan.
Are they from Japan?
________ is your phone number? (what, when, where)
What
- _________ is our class? - On Tuesdays! (what, when, where)
When
_________ are you from? (what, when, where)
Where
________ do you spell your name? (what, where, how)
How
_______ old are you? (when, how, what)
How
Order the words to make questions: from / you / Portugal / are
Are you from Portugal?
Order the words to make questions: is / name / your / what
What's your name?
