YES
/ NO QUESTIONS
Yes / No questions do not take the question words what,
when, why, where etc. Yes / No questions are used to check information or ask
for confirmation. These questions are those questions that expect ‘yes’ or ‘no’ as
answer.
Are you going out?
Ans: Yes, I am.
Has she returned your money?
Ans: No, she hasn’t.
Do you live in Delhi?
Ans: No, I don’t.
Does she speak French?
Ans: Yes, she does.
Did you meet Dolly last night?
Ans: No, I didn’t.
PRESENT
SIMPLE TENSE
Does he go to Mumbai?
Ans: No, he doesn’t.
Do you buy car?
Ans: No, I don’t.
Do we know each other?
Ans: No, we don’t.
Does it bite him?
Ans: Yes, it does.
Does she love you?
Ans: Yes, she does.
PRESENT
CONTINUOUS TENSE
Are you going to London?
Ans: Yes, I am
Is it raining heavily?
Ans: No, it isn’t.
Are they building house?
Ans: Yes, they are.
Is he colouring wall?
Ans: Yes, he is.
Are students learning grammar?
Ans: No, they aren’t.
PRESENT
PERFECT TENSE
Have you plucked flowers?
Ans: Yes, I have.
Has she missed her?
Ans: No, she hasn’t.
Have they remembered you?
Ans: No, they haven’t.
Has he pasted picture?
Ans: No, he hasn’t.
Have you received flowers on birthday?
Ans: Yes, I have.
PRESENT
PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
Have you been enjoying it?
Ans: Yes, I have.
Has she been dressing her hair?
Ans: No, she hasn’t.
Have they been coming today?
Ans: No, they haven’t.
Has he been typing words?
Ans: No, he hasn’t.
Have you been watching movies?
Ans: No, I haven’t.
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
Did you know him?
Ans: Yes, I know him.
Did she like it?
Ans: Yes, she did.
PAST
CONTINUOUS TENSE
Was he riding bike?
Ans: Yes, he was.
Were they listening music?
Ans: No, they weren’t.
PAST
PERFECT TENSE
Had she caught him?
Ans: No, she hadn’t.
Had you learnt guitar?
Ans: Yes, I had.
PAST
PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
Had he been tilling the field?
Ans: No, he hadn’t.
Had they been working since morning?
Ans: Yes, they had.
SIMPLE
FUTURE TENSE
Shall we buy Samsung phone?
Ans: Yes, we shall.
Will she read your letter?
Ans: No, she won’t.
FUTURE
CONTINUOUS TENSE
Will you be writing letters?
Ans: Yes, I will.
Shall we be going to library?
Ans: Yes, we shall.
FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
Will he have swiped a guitar?
Ans: No, he won’t.
Will it have jumped out?
Ans: Yes, it will.
FUTURE
PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
Will she have been working in IT Company?
Ans: Yes, she will.
Will he have been doing all work?
Ans: Yes, he will.
Can you repeat it?
Ans: Yes, you can.
May I visit you today?
Ans: Yes, you may.
Will you pass the sugar?
Ans: No, I won’t.
Should they stay there?
Ans: Yes, they should.
Might they go?
Ans: Yes, they might.
Ought she to study hard?
Ans: No, she oughtn’t.
Could he ride?
Ans: Yes, he could.
Would you like to drink coffee?
Ans: No, I wouldn’t.
Should I clean my room?
Ans: Yes, you should.
Must they leave now?
Ans: Yes, they must.
