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    This document provides examples of sentences using verbs and non-verbs to ask questions with "does" and "is". It shows how to replace generic pronouns like "she/he" with specific names or nouns. It also gives the positive form of each sample question by removing "does" or "is" and adding verb suffixes like "-s" or "-ies" as needed. The purpose is to practice changing questions to statements using common helping verbs.

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    This document provides examples of sentences using verbs and non-verbs to ask questions with "does" and "is". It shows how to replace generic pronouns like "she/he" with specific names or nouns. It also gives the positive form of each sample question by removing "does" or "is" and adding verb suffixes like "-s" or "-ies" as needed. The purpose is to practice changing questions to statements using common helping verbs.

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    Does She He - Is She He

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    Siti Roin Juniarti
    This document provides examples of sentences using verbs and non-verbs to ask questions with "does" and "is". It shows how to replace generic pronouns like "she/he" with specific names or nouns. It also gives the positive form of each sample question by removing "does" or "is" and adding verb suffixes like "-s" or "-ies" as needed. The purpose is to practice changing questions to statements using common helping verbs.

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    Does she / he?

    Is she / he?
    Heribertus Binawan, S.Pd.,M.Pd.
    binmail.fortune@gmail.com
    +62 81 227 9999 2
    THE KEY:

    VERB?
    NOT VERB?
    THE KEY:

    VERB?
    NOT VERB?
    PRACTICE VERB

    • Does she / he usually to school at 6:00?


    • Does she / he his past?
    • Does John seafood?
    • Does your mom with her words?
    • Does Andy happy?
    • Does she around here?
    • Does he from Semarang?
    • Does your brother always after school?

    We can replace She / He with a name; Andy, Siti, John,


    Nicky, etc or other noun such as your mom, her father, etc.
    PRACTICE NON VERB

    • Is she / he ?
    • Is she / he ghost?
    • Is John his mother?
    • Is your mom to her pet?
    • Is Andy now?
    • Is she at music concert?
    • Is he Semarang?
    • Is she / he ?
    We can replace She / He with a name; Andy, Siti, John,
    Nicky, etc or other noun such as your mom, her father, etc.
    PRACTICE VERB
    • Does she / he usually sleep early?
    • Does she / he marry him?
    • Does Mike work at a restaurant?
    • Does your sister know that girl?
    • Does Katy want to try it?
    • Does she need my help?
    • Does he understand my explanation?
    • Does she / he have the note?
    • Does your brother smoke cigarrette everyday?
    We can replace She / He with a name; Andy, Siti, John,
    Nicky, etc or other noun such as your mom, her father, etc.
    PRACTICE NON VERB

    • Is she / he sleepy?
    • Is she / he married?
    • Is Mike at work?
    • Is your sister familiar with this book?
    • Is Katy after playing a game?
    • Is she in need of some food?
    • Is he aware of this situation?
    • Is your uncle the owner of this company?
    • Is she / he smoke?
    Positive Sentence:
    • Does she / he usually to school at 6:00? • She usually goes to campus at 6.00.
    • Does she / he his past? • He fears his past.
    • Does John seafood? • John s seafood.
    • Does your mom with her words? • Your mom s with her words.
    • Does Andy happy? • Andy s happy.
    • Does she around here? • She s around here.
    • Does he from Semarang? • He s from Semarang.
    • Does your brother always after school? • Your brother always ies after school.

    The -s/-ies (verb) are to indicate the does.


    Positive Sentence:

    • Is she / he ? • He is
    • Is she / he ghost? • She is ghost.
    • Is John his mother? • John is his mother.
    • Is your mom to her pet? • Your mom is to her pet.
    • Is Andy now? • Andy is now.
    • Is she at music concert? • She is at music concert.
    • Is he Semarang? • He is Semarang.
    • Is she / he ? • She is
    END..

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