Question

I am going to have my dinner (change into introgative sentence)​

Answer 1

Required Answer :

• Am I going to have my dinner?

More to know :

A sentence that asks a question is called an Interrogative Sentence

• We put a Question Mark (?) at the end of an Interrogative Sentence.

There are two kinds of Interrogative sentences:

1. Yes or No Questions
2. Question-word or Wh-Questions

1. Yes or No Questions are the commonest of the questions to which the answer will be Yes, or No, or I do not know.

• While asking such a question, the speaker has no idea about the answer to the question.

For example,

• Is he coming this morning?

There can be three possible answers to this question :

1. Yes, he is.
2. No, he is not.
3. I do not know.

2. Question-word Questions or Wh-Questions begin with

(a) Interrogative Pronouns such as, what, who, which, whom and whose.

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(b) Interrogative Adverbs such as, when, where, why, how, how long, how far, how often, how soon.

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(c) Interrogative Adjectives such as, what colour, what nationality, which boy, how much money, how many boys.

• They elicit information on particular parts of a sentence

Answer 2

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$\sf \: \implies \: \underline{ Am \: I \: going \: to \: have \: my \: dinner?}$

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$\bold{ \underline{I \: hope \: this \: will \: help \: you! :)}}$

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$\bigstar \: \bold{ \underline{I \: hope \: this \: will \: help \: you! :)}}$