Question Mark

This signifies that a sentence is a question, and often, a response is expected.

• Question: Do you love pizza, ice cream, and pastries?
• Answer: Yes, I do.

Using “is,” “am,” and “are” to form questions, you can find the examples below.

• Q: Is Tomi your friend?
• A: Yes, she is.
• Q: Are you coming to the concert tomorrow?
• A: No, I’m not.
• Q: Am I late for the party?
• A: No, you aren’t.

Questions can also be formulated using: where, what, who, why, when, and how.

For example:

• Q: Where are you?
• A: I am at home.
• Q: What color is your couch?
• A: It’s black.
• Q: Who is that boy?
• A: He is my nephew.
• Q: Why are you cooking?
• A: I am cooking because I’m hungry.
• Q: When will you visit your parents?
• A: I will visit them next summer.
• Q: How was your trip?
• A: It was great, thanks.