Question

B. Change the following sentences into interrogative.
1. I told Avinash to practise regularly.
2. Honesty is its own blessing.
3. Professor Collins teaches at the university.
4. Kanika has a beautiful necklace.
5. Rita knows the answer to the question.
6. Swami lIves with his aunt.
7. Avinash took a lot of time to finish the assignment.
8. Dorothy told me an adventure story.
9. The thief stole her purse.
10. Abida went to her school.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Interrogative sentences:

Sentences which asks a question are interrogative sentences.

So we need to convert the declarative sentences given above into imperative sentences or a question.

Remember: An interrogative sentences are ended with question mark.

• Didn't I tell Avinash to practise regularly?

• Is not honesty its own blessing?

• Is Professor Collins teach at the university?

• Does Kanika have a beautiful necklace?

• Doesn't Rita know the answer to the question?

• Is Swami live with his aunt?

• Did Avinash take a lot of time to finish the assignment.

• Did Dorothy tell me an adventure story?

• Did the thief stole her purse?

• Did Abida go to her school?

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