Question

change the folowing swntences into interrogative. 6. he is not going to school 7. he has read the book or only seen the movie 8. it isn't a beautifull day 9. mother is preparing food for her children 10. my friends are comming or not 11. i can speak three languages 12.medicineought to be free

Answer 1

Answers :

6) Is he going to school?

7) Has he read the book or only seen the movie?

8) Is it a beautiful day?

9) Is mother preparing food for her children?

10) Are my friends coming or not?

11) Can I speak three languages?

12) Ought medicine to be free?

Explanation :

Interrogative sentences are the sentences with reference to ask questions .

Any assertive sentence can be changed into interrogative sentence by bringing its helping verb in the beginning of the sentence and putting a question mark at the end of the sentence.

For example : She is a nice girl . This sentence has helping verb is . To make it an interrogative sentence , we bring is in the beginning and replace full stop with a question mark .

Thus the interrogative sentence becomes : Is she a nice girl?

Answer 2

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6. He is not going to school

• Is he going to school?

7. He has read the book or only seen the movie

• Has he read the book or only seen the movie?

8. It isn't a beautifull day

• Isn't it a beautiful day?

9. Mother is preparing food for her children

• Is mother preparing food for her children?

10. My friends are comming or not

• Are my friends coming or not?

11. I can speak three languages

• Can I speak three languages?

12. Medicine ought to be free

• Ought medicine to be free?

Explore more:-

• Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions

For example:-

1. Is he the boy whose father is a electrician?

• A group of words arrange in such a way so as to give complete meaning is called a sentence.

Therefore, there are three important things about a sentence :

1. It is a group of words arranged in a particular order, called their proper order, so as to make complete sense.
2. The first word of the sentence must begin with a Capital Letter.
3. The sentence must end with the proper Punctuation Mark.