Question

formation of interrogative ICSE board class VI a​

Answer 1

Practice Exercises

The following exercises will give you practice in changing word order and (in some cases) verb forms as you convert 20 declarative sentences into interrogative sentences. Please note that these exercises are not about adding question words to make entirely new sentences, as in, "Where did Laura walk?" but should just be declarative-to-interrogative conversions. After completing this exercise, try "Practice in Forming Declarative Sentences."

Instructions

Rewrite each of the following sentences as a question. When you're done, compare your new interrogative sentences with the sample answers. Note that for some of these sentences, you'll need to use helper words (did, do, can, etc.) to form a question, and for several of the examples, there may be more than one correct answer.

1.Fritz is leaving today.

2.Margery was accused of cheating.

• Interrogative

Here are sample answers to the exercise. In many cases, more than one correct version is possible.

1.Is Fritz leaving today?

2.Was Margery accused of cheating?