Question

open the door for me change into interrogative negative sentences

Answer 1

Answer:

The given sentence in the interrogative and negative form will be-

Can't you open the door for me?

Explanation:

Interrogative sentences refer to the ones that ask a question. Hence, the given sentence is converted into a question at first.

Also, it has been mentioned that it has to be a negative sentence hence the usage of negative terms such as don't, can't, etc should be used.

Answer 2

Imperative sentence: Open the door for me

Interrogative negative sentence: “Can’t you open the door for me?”

An interrogative sentence is typically framed to ask a question. It can be used to convey an affirmative or negative meaning.  

While changing an affirmative or positive sentence into an interrogative sentence, auxiliary verbs are used.

Further to change that interrogative to negative interrogative sentence, the word ‘not’ is usually used, mostly placed before the subject and in shortened forms.

Interrogative negative sentences are used to emphasize emphatic responses as in the above case.