Question

He is a good man change it onto Interrogative sentence

Answer 1

Answer:what a good man he is!

Explanation:

Answer 2

Interrogative sentence- Isn't he a good man?

EXPLANATION

• An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks questions, such as how? what, don't, isn't, etc.
• The punctuation mark used at the end of an interrogation sentence is a question mark (?).
• The above sentence is an assertive/declarative sentence, as it is simply giving information about the subject (He).
• To change an assertive sentence into an interrogative sentence following rules are followed -

1. A positive affirmative sentence is changed into a negative interrogative.
2. If the assertive sentence contains words such as - 'never' it is changed to the word 'ever' in the interrogative sentence.
3. The helping verb is written at the beginning of the sentence.

For example-

• My cat is the best. (Positive affirmative )

Isn't my cat the best? (Negative interrogative) .

• Keeping the above rules in mind, The interrogative form of the given sentence is, Isn't he a good man?

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