Question

The baby is playing with a ball
change into Interrogative sentence​

Answer 1

Is the baby playing with a ball?

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Answer 2

$\bf\underline{Given\: Sentence:}$

• The baby is playing with a ball.

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• We've to change the given sentence to Interrogative sentence.

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• $\sf{Is\:the\:baby\: playing\:with\:a\:ball?}$

${\underline{\underline{\bf\red{Explanation:}}}}$

• Generally, we form Interrogative sentences from declarative sentences by transposing the verb before the subject. And here, we've also done the same.
• First let's identify the subject. The subject is "the baby".
• Next, identifying the verb. In the given sentence, there are two verbs. Auxiliary verb - "is" and main verb - "playing".
• The auxiliary verb is transposed to the place before the subject (Is the baby).
• Then, joining the remaining parts along with the main verb and a question mark (?) gives us the required answer - (Is the baby playing with a ball?).

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‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ TYPES OF SENTENCES

‎In English Grammar, generally sentences are of four types. They are:

• Assertive sentences
• Imperative sentences
• Interrogative sentences
• Exclamatory sentences

Additionally, a fifth type of sentence, called "Optative sentences". Now, let's know what are they !!

1) Assertive sentence declares something (positive/negative) or makes a statement. It is also called as declarative sentence.

• We live in hostel.
• I can't do this.

2) Imperative sentences makes a command or an order or a request.

• Don't forget to bring you notes tomorrow.
• Please lend me your notes.

3) Interrogative sentences are questioning sentences. It always ends with a question mark (?).

• Where do you live?
• Is it her?

4) Exclamatory sentence expresses emotion or feeling of the speaker. Exclamation point should be used in this kind of sentence.

• How beautiful the neck piece is!
• Bravo! You have done a good Job.

5) Optative sentences makes a wish, prayer, curse or blessings.

• May you stay healthy and strong forever.
• Let the world be filled with love and compassion.

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