she/write letter to grandmother. (use set of word to form affirmative negative and interrogative sentences in the future continuous tense one by one.)
Answers
Given:
She writes a letter to grandmother.
What To Do:
We have to use a set of word to form -
- Affirmative Sentence
- Negative Sentence
- Interrogative Sentence
That too in future continuous tense.
Answer:
- Affirmative Sentence: She will be writing a letter to grandmother.
- Negative Sentence: She won't be writing a letter to grandmother.
- Interrogative Sentence: Will she be writing a letter to grandmother?
Affirmative Sentence:
Sentence which are use to make statement and provides information and facts then they are called affirmative sentence. They are end in the period or full stop (.).
Negative Sentence:
Sentence which are use to make statement and provides information and facts but using the word 'not' then they are called negative sentence. They are also end in the period or full stop (.).
Interrogative Sentence:
Sentence which are use to ask question like what, how, where, when, why, etc then they are called interrogative sentence: They are in question mark (?).
Given:
She writes a letter to grandmother.
What To Do:
We have to use a set of word to form -
- Affirmative Sentence
- Negative Sentence
- Interrogative Sentence
That too in future continuous tense.
Answer:
Affirmative Sentence: She will be writing a letter to grandmother.
Negative Sentence: She won't be writing a letter to grandmother.
Interrogative Sentence: Will she be writing a letter to grandmother?
Affirmative Sentence:
Sentence which are use to make statement and provides information and facts then they are called affirmative sentence. They are end in the period or full stop (.).
Negative Sentence:
Sentence which are use to make statement and provides information and facts but using the word 'not' then they are called negative sentence. They are also end in the period or full stop (.).
Interrogative Sentence:
Sentence which are use to ask question like what, how, where, when, why, etc then they are called interrogative sentence: They are in question mark (?).