Are these statements true or false about how questions are formed in English? Correct the statements that are false. 1) In question with the verb (глагол) be, we put the verb (глагол) before the subject (подлежащее). Example: Is her name Sasha? 2) Inpresentsimplequestions(exceptwithbe),weusetheauxiliaryverbdo/does (вспомогательный глагол). Example: Do you think that it is true? 3) Inpastsimplequestions,weusetheauxiliaryverbhas/have (вспомогательный глагол). Example: Did we work yesterday? 4) Inpresentcontinuousquestions,weputdo/doesbeforethesubject (подлежащее). Example: Are we working? 5) Inpresentperfectquestions,weputhas/havebeforethesubject. Example: Have you been in France?

Here are the true or false evaluations for each statement, along with corrections where necessary:

1. True: In questions with the verb to be, we do indeed place the verb before the subject.

   • Example: Is her name Sasha?

2. True: In present simple questions (except with to be), we use the auxiliary verb do or does.

   • Example: Do you think that it is true?

3. False: In past simple questions, we use the auxiliary verb did, not has/have.

   • Corrected Example: Did we work yesterday?

4. False: In present continuous questions, we use the verb to be (am/is/are) before the subject, not do/does.

   • Corrected Example: Are we working?

5. True: In present perfect questions, we put has/have before the subject.

   • Example: Have you been in France?