Question

1. There was not a sign of life about the house. [Select the correct interrogative sentence]
[A] Was there a sign of life about the house?
[B] Is there a sign of life about the house?
[C] Wasn't there a sign of life about the house?
[D] Doesn't there a sign of life about the house?​

Answer 1

The correct interrogative sentence will be:

[A] Was there a sign of life about the house?

What are interrogative sentences?

• In English Grammar, an interrogative sentence can be described as a kind of sentence which represents a question.
• The statement written in the question is in the past tense, hence the question should also be in the past tense.
• Thus, the correct option will be A.

Answer 2

Answer:

the ans is A

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