Put the words in order to make sentences or questions: a. playing / I / not / video games / am b. is / for the test / He / studying c. at the moment? / Tom / reading / is d. having / isn't / She / a good time e. are / They / studying French / not

Let's put the words in the correct order to form sentences or questions. Remember to pay attention to the punctuation and sentence structure! a. I am not playing video games. *Explanation:* This is a statement. The correct order is subject (I), auxiliary verb (am), negative adverb (not), verb (playing), and object (video games). b. Is he studying for the test? *Explanation:* This is a question. To form a question with "is", we start with "is", then the subject (he), verb (studying), and the rest of the sentence (for the test). c. Is Tom reading at the moment? *Explanation:* Similar to b, we start with "is" for the question, followed by the subject (Tom), verb (reading), and the adverbial phrase (at the moment). d. She isn't having a good time. *Explanation:* This is a negative statement. Subject (She), auxiliary verb and negative adverb (isn't), verb (having), and object (a good time). e. Are they not studying French? *Explanation:* This is a negative question. Start with the auxiliary verb (Are), then the subject (They), the negative adverb (not), the verb (studying), and the object (French).