Lesson 2: Yes/No & Wh- Questions with "be"
Welcome! If you want to learn about a new place, help a customer, or make friends, you must know how to ask questions correctly. In this lesson, we will focus on forming simple Yes/No questions (e.g., "Are you...?") and Wh- questions (Who, What, Where, When) using the verb "to be" (am, is, are). Vocabulary List: Are you...? (Yes/No) - Used to ask someone directly about their identity, feelings, or job. Is it...? (Yes/No) - Used to ask about a specific thing, place, or situation. Who is...? (Wh- Question) - Used to ask which person did something or who someone is. Where is...? (Wh- Question) - Used to ask for a location or directions to a place. What is...? (Wh- Question) - Used to ask for information about a thing, an action, or a description. When is...? (Wh- Question) - Used to ask about time or when an event is going to happen. Common Mistake: Verb Placement In English, the verb "to be" must jump to the front of a question! Don't say "You are a guide?&q…
