Yes/No Questions Exercises
Yes/No questions exercises online with answers — practise forming yes/no questions with be (am/is/are), do/does/did, have/has, modal verbs (can, could, will, should, must), and negative questions (Don't you...? Can't she...?). Multiple choice and printable PDF worksheets for A1–B1 learners. 4 exercise sets with 80 questions (A1 - B1 Level).
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Yes/No Questions with Be & Do/Does
Yes/No Questions Exercises
A1 ReadingNEWScientists Warn About Rainier Volcano
Mount Rainier is a big mountain in the US. Scientists say it is the most dangerous volcano. The danger is mud and rock t…
Past & Perfect Yes/No Questions
Yes/No Questions Exercises
A2 ReadingNEWScientists Say Rainier Most Dangerous Volcano
Scientists say Mount Rainier in Washington is the most dangerous volcano in the US. The biggest danger is not lava. It i…
Modal & Future Yes/No Questions
Yes/No Questions Exercises
Negative Yes/No Questions & Mixed Review
Yes/No Questions Exercises
“You look cold. ___ you wearing a jacket? It's freezing outside!”
B1 ReadingNEWScientists Call Mt Rainier Most Dangerous Volcano
Scientists say Mount Rainier in Washington State is the most dangerous volcano in the United States. The main danger is …
Why practice Yes/No Questions exercises?
These yes/no questions exercises take you from A1 basics to B1 advanced usage. Start with forming simple questions using be (Is she a teacher?) and do/does (Do you like coffee?), then practise short answers (Yes, I do / No, she isn't). At A2, move to past tense questions with did, was/were, and present perfect with have/has. Learn to form questions with modal verbs (Can you swim? Will they come? Should I wait?) and be going to. Finally, tackle negative yes/no questions (Don't you like it? Can't she come?) and understand their special meanings — expressing surprise, expectation, or making suggestions.