Question

He is a good player (change into interogative)

Answer 1

Answer:

he is not a good player. interrogative sentence

Answer 2

Question:

He is a good player. (Change into interrogative)

Answer:

Is he a good player ? (changed into interrogative)

OTHER NOTES TO KNOW:

SENTENCE:

●While speaking English, we use many sentences.

☞A sentence is a group of words which makes complete sence.

KINDS OF SENTENCES:

Different sentences express different things & have different purposes.

This, according to their purpose, sentences are classified into 5 types.

1. Assertive or declarative sentence.
2. Interrogative sentence.
3. Exclamotery sentence.
4. Imperative sentence.
5. Negative sentence.

1️⃣ASSERTIVE OR DECLARATIVE SENTENCE:

☞A sentence that says something is called an Assertive or Declarative sentence.

(Assertive sentence states facts).

Examples:

• I live in india.
• Exrecising is good for our health.

2️⃣INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE:

☞A sentence that asks question is called a question or an interrogative sentence. We put a question mark or a mark of interrogative (?) at the end of an interrogative sentence.

Examples:

• Where do you live?
• How did you reach there!

3️⃣EXCLAMOTERY SENTENCE:

☞A sentence that expresses a strong feelings (happiness, joy, sadness, excitement, wish, wonder) is called an Exclamatory sentence.

Examples:

• Oh! What a beautiful sight!
• How kind of you!

4️⃣IMPERATIVE SENTENCE:

A sentence that expresses a command a request or an advice is called an Imperative sentence.

Examples:

• You should revise your lessons regularly. (an advice)
• Bring me that book. (a command)
• Please switch off the music system. (A request)

5️⃣NEGATIVE SENTENCE:

Those sentences which express a negation (and contain ‘not’ or words such as ‘never’) are called Negative sentences.

Examples:

• I have never been to France.
• He did not finish his work

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