Question

Change these assertive sentences to both yes/no questions and wh-questions. One has been don
for you
1. Suman and Jiya are going to school.
Are Suman and Jiya going to school? (Yes/No question)
Where are Suman and Jiya going? (Wh-question)
2. The chief guest will arrive at 11 o'clock
3. Seema has invited us for the house-warming ceremony.
4. The scientist decided to write a book about his discoveries.
5. My friend was the winner of the competition.
6. The President will inaugurate the trade fair.
7. The professor will be giving a talk on her research project on Monday.
8. Shipra's mother has agreed to share her family-friendly recipes in her new cookbook
9. Hema and her sisters use herbs to make home-made soaps.
10. The old man was instrumental in bringing about an end to the conflict.​

Answer 1

Concept introduction:

A fact-stating statement is an assertive sentence. These are straightforward assertions. They make a claim, assertion, or declaration. Additionally known as declarative sentences. A period or full stop is typically used to terminate assertive phrases.

Explanation:

Given that, some assertive sentences.

We have to find, questions which represent these assertive statements and their answer should be in yes/no.

According to the question,

1. Will the chief guest arrive at 11 o'clock?
2. Did Seema has invited us for the house-warming ceremony?
3. Has scientist decided to write a book about his discoveries?
4. Was my friend the winner of this competition?
5. Will the President inaugurate the trade fair?
6. Will the professor be giving a talk on her research project on Monday?
7. Did Shipra's mother agreed to share her family-friendly recipes in her new cookbook?
8. Does Hema and her sisters use herbs to make home-made soaps?
9. Was the old man instrumental in bringing about an end to the conflict.?

Final Answer:

The given statements are converted into question.

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Answer 2

The chief guest will arrive at 11 o'clock