The document provides examples of how to form questions in English using auxiliary verbs like "to be", "can", and "to do". It shows how statements become questions by moving the verb "to be" to the front of the sentence for sentences already using "am/are/is". Then it lists 5 statements and prompts the reader to turn them into questions by moving "to be" to the front.

1. Vragen maken met to be, can, to do
1. John and Karen are your friends.
2. Are John and Karen your friends?
3. He is a nice boy.
4. Is he play the piano?
Bij zinnen met am/are/is maak je vragen
door de vorm van to be vooraan de zin te
zetten.

2. Now, show what you know!
(Maak vraagzinnen)
1 I am calling you tonight.
2 You are crazy about dogs and cats.
3 He is at school.
4 Pete is a large dog.
5 My friends are cool.