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When we have a simple sentence that we want to change into a question, at first we look at the sentence to see if we have a modal or auxiliary verb or not ( can, may, must, should, am, is, was, .....) .

If we have one of them they can help us to make a question sentence, otherwise we need ( do, does or did).

Don't forget that here I'm not talking about WH questions. Look at those examples please: 

1) Mary is a nurse.  Q: Is Mary a nurse?

2) The men are in the yard.  Q: Are the men in the yard?

3) His wife was in the hospital yesterday. Q: Was his wife in the hospital yesterday?

4) The teacher teaches English well. Q: Does the teacher teach English well? 

5) Those people produced a lot of rubbish during the holiday. Q: Did those people produce a lot of rubbish during the holiday?

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1. The girl works in an office. in an office?

2. The workers earn a little money. a little money?

3. We have learned a lot of points on this website. a lot of points on this website?

4. Kitty had cooked the dinner before the guests arrived. the dinner before the guests arrived?

5. The students had to do the exercises. to do the exercises?

6. The old man could walk faster than his wife. faster than his wife?

7. He went to the library to study carefully. to the library to study carefully?

8. The women put their handbags on the table every day. their handbags on the table every day?

9. She put her dress on her bed. her dress on her bed?

10. They were here last week. here last week?