There is no hope for me if you do not come. change into interogative
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is there will be no hope if you do not come??
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The given sentence — There is no hope for me if you do not come., is an assertive sentence.
The interrogative form of the sentence is — Is there a hope for me if you do not come ?
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An assertive sentence asserts and declares about something.
An exclamatory sentence are spoken on the impact of some strong feeling.
Some examples of inter changing assertive sentences to interrogative sentences are –
- A - Nobody will believe your story.
Interrogative - Will anyone believe your story?
- A - She didn't responded you.
Interrogative - Did she responded you?
- A - You should have consulted a specialist.
Interrogative - Shouldn't you have consulted a specialist?
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