The document discusses three types of interrogative sentences - to have, to be, and to do. It provides examples of how to form questions using these verbs in the present and past tense, including reversing the subject and verb order for to be and to have. It also lists the class objectives as understanding important aspects of English grammar.

1. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
To have
To be
To do

2. CLASS OBJETIVES
 Understand important
aspects of English Grammar.

3. TO BE
Reverse the order of the subject and the verb.

4. PRESENT PAST
I am
You are
He / she / it is
We are
You are
They are
Am i?
Are you?
Is he / she / it?
Are we?
Are you?
Are they?
I was
You were
He / she /it was
We were
You were
They were
Was i?
Were you?
Was he / she / it?
Were we?
Were you?
Were they?

5. TO HAVE
Reverse the order of the subjectand the verb.

6. PRESENT PAST
I / you / we / they
have
He / she / it has
Have i / you / we /
they?
Has he / she / it?
I / you / we / they /
he / she / it had
Had i / you / we /
they / he / she / it?

7. TO DO
Are used for present and simple past.

8. PRESENT PAST
They keep to
Themselves.
They kept to
themselves
Do they keep to
themselves?
Did theykeep to
themselves?