To form a question using a verb, you typically follow these steps:

Choose the verb: Determine the main action or state you want to ask about.

Inversion: If you’re using a helping verb (like “is,” “are,” “do,” “does,” etc.), place it before the subject. If the verb is a main verb, use a form of “to do” for questions in the simple present or past.

Structure: Ensure the sentence structure is correct—this often involves starting with the verb or auxiliary verb.

Examples:

Using “to be”:

Statement: “She is happy.”

Question: “Is she happy?”

Using “do” for main verbs:

Statement: “You play soccer.”

Question: “Do you play soccer?”

Using “have”:

Statement: “They have a car.”

Question: “Do they have a car?”

By following these steps, you can effectively form questions using verbs.