Question

The couple were probably her parents. (interrogative)
ans: Were not the couple her parents.
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Answer 1

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• Were not the couple's her parents?

Answer 2

Answer:

Were not the couple probably her parents?

Explanation:

Interrogative sentences are question-asking sentences that end with a question mark (?), and in which the verb precedes the subject. These sentences can be direct and indirect, and simply with yes or no interrogatives. These can or cannot begin with the pronouns. For example, “She is good?” or “Is she good?”, both are correct.

These sentences are used to gather information in general, or on any specific topic for the purpose.

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