Question

they can understand the meaning now. make it interrogative negative​

Answer 1

Answer:

Can they understand the meaning now?

Answer 2

$\bold{\purple{Here's}\;{\red{your}}\;{\blue{answer}}}$

$\bold{\purple{Negative}\;{\red{+}}\;{\blue{Interrogative}}}$

$\bold{Can't\;they\;understand\;the\;meaning\;now?}$

$\bold{\purple{Negative}}$

$\bold{They\;can't\;understand\;the\;meaning\;now.}$

$\bold{\purple{Interrogative}}$

$\bold{Can\;they\;understand\;the\;meaning\;now?}$

$\bold{\purple{Extra}\;{\red{Infor}}{\blue{mation}}}$

What is a $\underline{\bold{sentence}}$?

Full expression than make a perfect sentence.

$\underline{\red{\bold{Examples\;of\;sentence}}}$

1. He is not my bestie.
2. Who are you?
3. She is my teacher.

$\underline{\huge{\bold{\purple{Sentence:\;Types}}}}$

$\underline{\textbf{There\;are\;six\;types\;of\;sentences.}}$

1. Assertive and Affirmative sentence.
2. Interrogative sentence.
3. Imperative sentence.
4. Negative sentence.
5. Operative sentence.
6. Exclamatory sentence.

$\underline{\bold{\purple{What\;is\;an\;assertive\;sentence?}}}$

An assertive sentence is a sentence that states a fact. An assertive sentence ends with a full stop. An assertive sentence is also known as Affirmative sentence.

$\bold{\purple{ExaMple}}$

1. Harshit is my brother name.
2. L for light.
3. I am working in my home.