Question

Interrogative Sentences


1. We are fond of each other

2. They were waiting for her​

Answer 1

Question & Find

We are given with 2 statements and we will have to convert them to Interrogative sentences . These sentences asks questions in it.

So,

$\rm1. We \: are \: fond \: of \: each \: other \\ \rm2. They \: were \: waiting \: for \: her$

Now , coming up with no. 1

It's given :-

• We are fond of each other

$\longrightarrow \: \rm \: Are \: not \: we \: fond \: of \: each \: other \: ?$

Now , no. 2

It is :-

• They are waiting for her

$\longrightarrow \: \rm \: Are \: they \: not \: waiting \: for \:her \: ?$

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$\star \underline{ \sf \: Additional \: \: information }$

• In Interrogative sentences the sentences are like answering to a question .
• Here, it is asked to transform from Assertive sentence to Interrogative sentence .
• Now , in basics there are 4 sentences . They are :-

1. Declarative / Assertive ( It's just a normal statement)
2. Interrogative ( It has a question mark and asks questions to answer)
3. Imperative ( It gives a command / order / Request )
4. Exclamatory ( It has a exclamation mark and generally it suggests things to happen suddenly / unexpectedly )

• Example are :-

1. Assertive sentence ➢ The boy can speak English.
2. Interrogative sentence ➢ Do you think team blue is going to win the match today ?
3. Imperative sentence ➢ Kindly bring a glass of water for me
4. Exclamatory sentence ➢ Hurrah ! Blue team won the match .

• ✪ Never forget to give Question mark sign ( ? ) after an interrogative sentence or else it's not going to become a interrogative sentence.

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