curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656cc523e668741073c4e916.md
To ask a question using it is, you change the order. Instead of it is, you say is it. This is how you turn a statement into a question.
Which of the following is a correct form of a question?
It is lunchtime?
This sentence can be understood, but this is not the common way to form a question.
Lunchtime it is?
This order is not commonly used for questions.
Is lunchtime it?
This order is incorrect for asking questions.
Is it lunchtime?
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