Answer:
a) Yes, they are painting.
b) No, he isn't dancing.
c) No, they aren't eating.
d) No, she isn't making a sandcastle.
e) No, they aren't playing with a ball.
Explanation:
We will look at the visual picture given for each of the names and see if they match the sentence given. Then, we will write a complete sentence using the given structure: Yes/no, + pronoun is/isn't/are/aren't.
a) Yes, Tim and Donna are painting.
➜ Yes, they (pronoun) are painting.
b) No, John is not dancing.
➜ No, he (pronoun) isn't dancing.
c) No, Eric, Jackie, and Steve aren't eating.
➜ No, they (pronoun) aren't eating.
d) No, Mary is not making a sandcastle.
➜ No, she (pronoun) isn't making a sandcastle.
e) No, Vicky and Mary are not playing with a ball.
➜ No, they (pronoun) aren't playing with a ball.
