kashmir is certainly rich in scenic beauty . change into interrogative
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Is Kashmir certainly rich in scenic beauty?
An Interrogative is a type of sentence which usually asks a question or requests information and ends with a question mark (?).
An interrogative sentence usually begins with:
a) A question word such as what, who, where, which or how. Example: What is your name?
b) An auxiliary verb such as do/does, can or would. Example: Do you speak English?
Formation of Interrogative Sentences
1. From an assertive sentence in the simple present tense: Do (for I, You and Plurals)/Does (Singular) + subject + present tense form of the verb.
Meera sings a song. (Assertive)
Does Meera sing a song? (Interrogative)
2. From an affirmative sentence that contains the auxiliaries is, am, are, has or have, can, may, will, shall etc, the interrogative sentence will begin with these words.
She is a doctor. (Affirmative)
Is she a doctor? (Interrogative)
3. If the interrogative sentence is in the negative, we begin it with do not or does not.
Example: Don’t you want to come with us?
Types of Interrogatives:
1. Yes/No interrogatives are questions that can be answered with a yes or a no response.
Example: Are you ready to go? (Yes I am ready to go)
Did you go to the game Friday night?
2. Alternative interrogatives are questions that provide for two or more alternative answers.
Example: Would you prefer chocolate or vanilla ice cream?
Should I call or email you?
3. Wh-interrogative sentences begin with a wh-word and call for an open-ended answer. They begin with what, when, where, who, whom, which, whose, why and how. The answer can be a simple response or complex explanation.
Example: What are you doing? Which songs do you like best?
4. Tag questions are questions attached or tagged onto the ending of a declarative statement. They transform a declarative sentence into an interrogative sentence.
Example: You live in the city, don’t you?
We need to get going now, don’t we?
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