Utter below yes-no questions 4-5 times aloud. 

Be-questions:

Am I going north?

Am I headed towards town?

Am I making myself heard?

Anything else I can do for you?

Are children allowed?

Are laundry machines available?

Are my photos developed yet?

Are pets allowed?

Are pets OK?

Are the kids ready?

Are there any nails in the box?

Are there seats still available?

Are there tickets available on standby?

Are there vending machines available?

Are they shop cakes?

Are they any good?

Are they going to be OK?

Are things getting you down?

Are cameras permitted?

Are we almost there?

Are we having fun yet?

Are we ready to leave?

Is there anything I can do (to make it up to you)?

Is a gratuity included?

Is a meal served?

Is a paper required for this course?

Is washer and dryer available?

Is anyone sitting here?

Is attendance required in this course?

Is everything all right?

Is everything OK?

Is he angry with me?

Is he breathing?

Is he getting fatter?

Is he nuts (= crazy)?

Is he tall and dark?

Is it a big house?

Is it a fair proposition?

Is it cancer?

Is it catching?

Is it casual or formal?

Is it close to public transportation?

Is it closing time already?

Is it curable?

Is it difficult?

Was he very late?

Was it a good game?

Was it a good show?

Was it expensive?

Was it rough crossing them?

Was it twins or triplets?

Was it well acted?

Was the car damaged?

Was the play good?

Do-questions: 

D’you agree with him?

D’you agree, Jim?

D’you and Mary like ice cream?

D’you both play basketball?

D’you change your book every week?

D’you come here often?

D’you ever go to the club?

D’you ever go to the theater?

D’you follow?

D’you have his phone number?

D’you have my prescription on file?

D’you have proof of insurance?

D’you have reservations?

D’you have senior citizen discounts?

D’you have smaller bills?

D’you have something a bit less expensive?

D’you have something specific in mind?

D’you have student rights?

D’you have the correct time?

D’you have the directions?

D’you have the time?

D’you have this in a larger size?

D’you have this in a smaller size?

D’you have this in blue?

D’you have this in stock?

D’you have this in suede?

D’you have this in wool?

D’you have time for coffee?

D’you have to be there?

D’you have to drive this fast?

D’you have to leave us?

D’you have vegetarian dishes?

D’you have your bank ID card?

D’you have your keys?

D’you have your receipt?

D’you have your visa?

D’you hear?

D’you hear me?

D’you hear what I’m saying?

D’you know any French?

D’you know Abdul Zakir?

D’you know how much this was?

D’you know how to apply a tourniquet?

D’you know how to find 501, Winston street?

D’you know if it’s a boy or a girl?

D’you know the time?

D’you know what I’m talking about?

D’you know what size you are?

D’you know what the problem is?

D’you know what time it is?

D’you know what you want?

D’you know where 327, Bristol Street is?

Do you accept cheques?

Do you get the picture?

Do you accept credit cards?

Do you agree?

Do you bake birthday cakes to order?

Do you care if I join you?

Do you carry diet root beer?

Do you carry the Times of India?

Do you check out video cassettes?

Do you come here often?

Do you deliver?

Do you do alterations on men’s clothing?

Do you do alterations on women’s clothing?

Do I have to change buses?

Do I have to change planes?

Do I have to change trains?

Do I have to feed them?

Do I have to stay over Saturday night?

Do I have to stay overnight?

Does a bus go there?

Does a train go there?

Does anyone know CPR?

Does Arthur really need it?

Does he ever lend a hand?

Does he know?

Does he sleep through the night yet?

Doesn’t anyone want to do the crossword?

Don’t I know you from somewhere?

Don’t you get a bit lonely?

Don’t you go by underground?

Don’t you have a light in your garage?

Don’t you have anything better to do?

Did any of the parents turn up?

Did Bob talk to you?

Did everything go OK?

Did I say you could touch that?

Did Olaf like it?

Did Mary post that letter?

Did someone mix your plans?

Did the children behave?

Did the job take long?

Did they have any luck?

Did we forget anything?

Did you bring me anything?

Did you bring the map?

Did you buy anything?

Did you call at the bank?

Did you call him a liar?

Did you call, Frank?

Did you catch the last train?

Have-questions:

Hadn’t we better ring him now?

Has he been sleeping well?

Has Michael arrived yet?

Has she told them?

Has this been a problem before?

Hasn’t this coupon expired?

Have Bob and Jane arrived.

Have I made myself clear?

Have I met him before?

Have some?

Have they figured out what’s wrong?

Have we forgotten anything?

Have you any cigarette left?

Have you any doubt about it?

Have you any objection?

Have you any sealing wax?

Have you been keeping busy?

Can-questions:

Can anyone lend me a copy?

Can David borrow your penknife?

Can he play the piano?

Can I apply for a credit card?

Can I ask you a question?

Can I borrow it?

Can I borrow some matches?

Can I borrow your rubber?

Can I bring my kids?

Can I bring pets?

Can I bring something?

Can I bring two guests?

Can I bum a light?

Can I buy a money order here?

Can I buy you a drink?

Can I call you a taxi?

Can I call you back?

Can I change my flight schedule?

Can I change my itinerary?

Can I check my baggage through?

Can I check your oil?

Can I check your tyres?

Can I come again on Monday?

Can I come home by myself, Mummy?

Can I come over?

Can I get you something to drink?

Can I get you something to drink with that?

Can I go standby?

Could I bother you for the time?

Could I buy you a drink?

Could I come over later today?

Could I get by, please?

Could I get you something to drink?

Could I give you a lift?

Could I have a soda?

Could I have a word with you?

Could I have more coffee, please?

Could I have seconds, please?

Could I have some more bread, please?

Could I have some more butter?

Could I have some more water, please?

Could I have some quarters, please?

Could I have someone call you?

Could I have the bill?

May-questions:

May I ask why you wish to cancel?

May I be excused?

May I be frank?

May I borrow this a moment?

May I borrow this book for a while?

May I borrow this pen?

May I borrow your pen?

May I bring a friend?

May I come to your lecture?

May I come too?

May I get it gift wrapped?

May I have a receipt, please?

May I have another bun?

Must-questions:

Must I eat it now?

Must I go by train?

Must she type it out again?

Must we be very quiet?

Must you do that?

Must you beat a dead horse?

Shall-questions:

Shall I buy you a replacement?

Shall I check your oil?

Shall I come in by the front door?

Shall I get rid of it?

Shall I get you some more?

Shall I go back for it now?

Shall I go or Shan’t I?

Shall I go to the meeting?

Shall I lend him mine?

Should I bring anything?

Should I call a doctor?

Should I call for the nurse?

Should I send them directly to the funeral home?

Will-questions:

Will I be able to make my connection?

Will he be all right?

Will he buy another one?

Will he come back?

Will he say yes, d’you think?

Will he turn up, d’you think?

Will it be on sale soon?

Will it help, d’you think?

Will my insurance cover this?

Will someone be joining you?

Will that be a large soft drink?

Will that be all?

Won’t you be cold if you don’t come inside?

Won’t you come for a walk?

Won’t you have some grapes?

Won’t he get irritated?

Would a glass of water help?

Would anyone be interested in giving up their seat in exchange for a free ticket?

Would anyone like coffee?

Would Julia subscribe, d’you suppose?

Would he lend me his new dictionary?

Would I lie?

Would I lie to you?

Would I like it, d’you think?

Would it be a problem if I dropped by for a few minutes?

Would it be all right if I dropped by for a few minutes?

Would it be cheaper if I left on Thursday, instead?

Would it be possible to deliver this to the hospital today?

Would Raju take it. d’you think?

Would Pablo have a game?

Would you please gift wrap that?

Would you accept a cigar?

Would you care for dessert?

Would you care for some nuts?

Would you care for some tea?

Would you care for the butter?

Would you care to make a reservation for another night?

Would you care to see the wine list?

Would you care to stay for dinner?

Would you check my tyres?

Would you check the battery?

Would you check the oil?

Would you check the shocks?

Would you excuse me?

Would you give me the Zip code for Los Angeles?

Would you have a look under the hood?

Would you keep or sell it?

Would you like a baked potato, fries, or rice?

Would you like a bite?

Would you like a black one or a blue one?