2、 Declarative sentences without be verbs (i.e. action verbs) become general questions and negative sentences 1 They can swim. 2 I like to read English. 3 I go to school on foot. 4 He likes English. 5 His father goes to work by bus 6 He goes to school every day. 7 I want to have a model car. 8 She wants a cup of coffee. nine Mrs.Li and Kitty watch television at night. 10 I do my homework after school. 11 The boy does some housework at home. 12 The children had a good time in the park. 13 Jim has some story-books. fourteen Mr.Hunt tell us something important at the meeting. 15 The old man does morning exercises every morning. 16 I must finish my homework before eight o’clock. 17 He often goes to the library on Sundays. 18 They have a class meeting every week. 19 We are going to see him tomorrow. 20 The story sounds very interesting. 21 I can help you. 22 Tom’s T-shirt is five dollars. 23 I often watch TV on Sunday.

2、 Declarative sentences without be verbs (i.e. action verbs) become general questions and negative sentences 1 They can swim. 2 I like to read English. 3 I go to school on foot. 4 He likes English. 5 His father goes to work by bus 6 He goes to school every day. 7 I want to have a model car. 8 She wants a cup of coffee. nine Mrs.Li and Kitty watch television at night. 10 I do my homework after school. 11 The boy does some housework at home. 12 The children had a good time in the park. 13 Jim has some story-books. fourteen Mr.Hunt tell us something important at the meeting. 15 The old man does morning exercises every morning. 16 I must finish my homework before eight o’clock. 17 He often goes to the library on Sundays. 18 They have a class meeting every week. 19 We are going to see him tomorrow. 20 The story sounds very interesting. 21 I can help you. 22 Tom’s T-shirt is five dollars. 23 I often watch TV on Sunday.

1 They can swim.
Can they swim?
They cant swim
2 I like to read English.
Do you like to read English?
I dont like to read English
3 I go to school on foot.
Do you go to school on foot?
I dont go to school on foot
4 He likes English.
Does he like English?
He doesnt like English
5 His father goes to work by bus
Does his father likego to work by bus?
His father doesnt like to go to work by bus
6 He goes to school every day.
Does he go to school every day?
He doesnt go to school every day
7 I want to have a model car.
Do you want to have a model car?
Idont want to have a model car
8 She wants a cup of coffee.
Does she want a cup of coffee?
She doesnt want a cup of coffee
9 Mrs. Li and Kitty watch television at night.
Do Mrs Li and Kitty watch television at night?
Mr li and kitty dont watch television at night
10 I do my homework after school.
Do you do your homework after school?
I dont do my homework after school
11 The boy does some housework at home.
Does the boy do some housework at home?
The boy doesnt do some housework at home
12 The children had a good time in the park.
Did the children have a good time in the park?
The children dont have a good time in the park
13 Jim has some story-books.
Does jim have any story-books?
jim doesnt have any story books
14 Mr. Hunt tell us something important at the meeting.
Does mr hunt tell you anything important at the meeting?
Mr hunt doesnt tell us anything important at the meeting
15 The old man does morning exercises every morning.
Does the old man do morning exercises every morning.?
The old man doesnt do morning exercises every morning.
16 I must finish my homework before eight o’clock.
Do you must finish your homework before eight o’clock?
I dont have to finish my homework before eight o’clock
17 He often goes to the library on Sundays.
Does he often go to the library on Sundays.?
He doesnt often goes to the library on Sundays.
18 They have a class meeting every week
Do they have a class meeting every week?
They dont have a class meeting every week
19 We are going to see him tomorrow.
Are you going to see him tomorrow?
We arent going to see him tomorrow
20 The story sounds very interesting.
Does the story sound very interesting?
The story doesnt sound very interesting
21 I can help you.
Can you help me?
I cant help you
22 Tom’s T-shirt is five dollars.
Is Tom's Tshirt five dollars?
Tom's Tshirt isnt five dollars
23 I often watch TV on Sunday.
Do you often watch TV on sunday?
I dont often watch TV on sunday

In general questions, when be and notional verbs exist at the same time, what is used to ask questions?

First of all, I want to say that it's impossible. In a sentence, the verb be and the notional verb can't exist at the same time without conjunctions or main clauses
What exists is only the participle form of notional verbs
The question is simple. Generally speaking, the predicate should be advanced. Now, the verb be should be advanced. But if there are will, would or modal verbs can, may, must in the sentence, these words should be used to ask questions in advance. When negating, it is also negating on these words

How to turn a general declarative sentence into a general interrogative sentence with a copula, a modal verb and a notional verb
If the subject is the third person singular (he she it Mary), s or ES is added to the predicate verb

1. Put the corresponding be verb at the beginning of the sentence if there is a copula be in the declarative sentence

How to translate this sentence into English

To transform a statement that has a 'be verb' into a general question,
The other answer seems to have no subject

Are you going to take an umbrella?

What tense do you use? The simple present tense, the present continuous tense and the simple past tense
Is she from China?
Are you going to take part in the football game?
Were you born in Beijing?

How to change the general question without be verb? I have an urgent need

General questions begin with be, would / should, what / when, do and have
Take a look at the predicate, put it at the beginning and copy the rest

How to change a general question sentence? If there is no be verb, how to change it

You find a specific example, we can give you an answer
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How to change a sentence without be into a general question?
Must be comprehensive, homework has, hope to hurry up!

If there is a modal verb, the modal verb will be transferred to the beginning of the sentence; if there is no be, the auxiliary verb will be transferred to the beginning of the sentence, and the verb will change back to its original form

How can a sentence with be and modal verbs be changed into a negative sentence and a general question
Come on, it's urgent

Take the simplest example
(1)You are(be) a student.
You are not a student
Are you a student?
(2)You can do it.
You can not do it
Can you do it?

If there is no be verb, how to change into a general question, this is the first day of junior high school
Write a variety of situations, first person, second person, singular and plural
What is the abbreviation of the third person single three, junior one

If you use the auxiliary verb does, not do, then copy the rest of the words; if you have a modal verb, advance the modal verb
I'll is the abbreviation of I will