Question

Exercise at page no. 143
Changing assertive sentences into
interrogative
Suppose you visited a place last year.
Describe that place answering the following
questions:
1) Where did you visit?
2) Why did you go there?
3) How did you go there?
4) Who accompanied you?
5) Did you like the place? Why/Why not?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Required Answer :-

• Where did you visit?

${:}\longrightarrow$I visited Agra Last year .

• Why did you go there?

${:}\longrightarrow$I went there to visit Taj Mahal.

• How did you go there?

${:}\longrightarrow$I went there by train.

• Who accompanied you?

${:}\longrightarrow$Our neighbours accompanied us.

• Did you like the place?

${:}\longrightarrow$Yes I liked that place as it is a great place for tourism.

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Assertive sentence:-

• The Assertive sentence declares or asserts a statement, feeling, opinion, incident, event, history, or anything .
• It is common in the most of the places in English Language .
• It contains a full stop (.) at the end

Examples:-

• I like both tea and coffee.
• The children are making noise in the class.
• They are playing cricket.

Interrogative sentence:-

• In English For asking Questions we use interrogative sentence.
• It is in form of questions in English grammar
• It contains Interrogative grammatical mood .
• Every interrogative sentence contains "?" Mark in the end.

Examples:-

• Do you know me?
• What is your name?
• Where do you live?