Could you please listen to the audio files and assist the kitten in formulating complete questions? The sentences

the end, but they are not in the correct form. Your task is to rephrase the sentences into grammatically correct questions. Here are the sentences:

1. The cat is sleeping on the sofa?
2. She is reading a book?
3. They are playing in the park?
4. He is eating an apple?
5. We are going to the zoo?

Let"s analyze each sentence and transform them into proper questions, step by step.

1. "The cat is sleeping on the sofa?" - The subject of the sentence is "the cat," and the verb is "is sleeping." To form a question, we need to invert the subject and the verb. Additionally, we should use the helping verb "is" at the beginning of the question. The correct question form would be: "Is the cat sleeping on the sofa?"

2. "She is reading a book?" - The subject is "she," and the verb is "is reading." Following the same procedure, we will invert the subject and the verb, and use the helping verb "is" at the beginning. The transformed question should be: "Is she reading a book?"

3. "They are playing in the park?" - Here, the subject is "they," and the verb is "are playing." Let"s invert the subject and the verb, and use the helping verb "are" at the beginning. The question becomes: "Are they playing in the park?"

4. "He is eating an apple?" - The subject is "he," and the verb is "is eating." We invert them and use the helping verb "is" at the beginning of the question. The rephrased question is: "Is he eating an apple?"

5. "We are going to the zoo?" - The subject is "we," and the verb is "are going." Following the same steps, we invert the subject and the verb, and use the helping verb "are" at the beginning. The transformed question becomes: "Are we going to the zoo?"

I hope this step-by-step explanation helps you understand how to convert these sentences into proper questions. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!