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I win the match ...change into interrogative​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

I didn' twin the match  

Explanation:

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Answered by crkavya123
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Answer:

The correct answer is  Do I win the match?

Explanation:

A sentence with an interrogative form usually refers to anything like a query. For instance, the interrogative grammar in the English sentence "Is Hannah unwell?" sets it apart from its declarative counterpart "Hannah is sick." Additionally, the final question mark ensures that the reader is aware of the statement's interrogative tone. When an interrogative clause is used as the complement of an embedding verb, as in the sentence "Paul knows who is sick," the interrogative clause "who is sick" is embedded within the phrase.

The structure of interrogatives varies between languages. It is frequently referred to as interrogative grammatical mood when a language has a specific interrogative inflectional form. Glossing int can be used to indicate interrogative mood or other interrogative forms.

  • When turning an assertive assertion into an interrogative, we must flip the sentence from positive to negative and vice versa.
  • Always begin an interrogative sentence with an "auxiliary verb" and a "wh-word."
  • It always asks a question and finishes with a question mark.

Example -

Are they going to the sea?

Isn't he doing well?

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