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change the given sentences into negative and interrogative (singular form)

a) I I had been doing this work since morning.

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Answered by fizazeem
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what I had been doing since morning?

Answered by Anonymous
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While negative claims something to be false interrogative asks a question.

  • A statement seeking a question or a query is referred to as interrogative sentence. It is generally used to refer to features that form queries.
  • Negative sentences, present the sentence in denial. They are declarative statements.
  • Thus, the sentences are -
  1. Interrogative - Had I been doing this work since morning?
  2. Negative - I hadn't been doing this work since morning.
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