Question

how to use intrrogetiv + nagetive sentences

Answer 1

As their name implies, negative interrogative sentences(sometimes called interro-negative sentences) areinterrogative sentences that are made negative. In addition to asking literal questions, negative interrogative sentences are often used to imply that the speaker is expecting a certain answer or for emphatic effect.

EXAMPLES

Don’t you have a dollar?”“Are you not aware of the consequences of your actions?”“Haven’t you seen my wallet?

Answer 2

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• Negative interrogative is often used literally for sentences with question words.

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• “It seems like just about everyone is signed up for the trip. Who isn't coming?”

• “Why haven't we left yet?”

• “Your keys must be somewhere. Where have we not looked?”

so that is the example...