Question

this flower is beautiful ( Interrogative)

Answer 1

Answer:

Is this flower beautiful?

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Question:-

• This flower is beautiful $\sf\green{change \ into \ interrogative \ sentence}$

Answer:-

$\boxed{\rm{\orange{Sentence \longrightarrow }}}$

• This flower is beautiful

$\boxed{\rm{\pink{Interrogative \longrightarrow }}}$

• Is this flower beautiful?

• Hence, we have converted the sentence into interrogative sentence.☑

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Additional information:-

↬Interrogative sentences:-

• An interrogative sentence asks a question.

$\sf\red{Form:}$ (Helping verb + subject + Finite verb + object +___?)

$\sf\pink{Examples:-}$

• Did you lose the match?

• Who told a lie?

• Where do you live?

• Are the girls waiting for their teacher?

• Do you like mango?

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$\sf\green{formation \ of \ interrogative \ sentences}$

❶ a) God is great.

➠ Is god great?

b) They have won the match.

➠ Have they won the match?

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❷ a) She always reaches late.

➠ Does she always reaches late?

b) it rains heavily in July.

➠ Does it rains heavily in July?

c) she taught us English.

➠ Did she teach us English?

$\sf\blue{Note:-}$ while forming questions, we use 'do' and 'does' in simple present and 'did' in simple past.

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$\sf\purple{what \ are \ question \ tags?}$

• They are questions in short forms at the end of the statement. A question tag is used to confirm the statement that precedes it. A positive statement requires a question tag in a negative pattern.

$\sf\red{Examples☑}$

• You have told a lie. Haven't you?

• Kapil bowls well. Doesn't he?

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✰ But when the statement is in negative the question tag follows an affirmative pattern (auxiliary subject) as :-

$\sf\red{Examples☑}$

• She wasn't present yesterday. Was she?

• You didn't abuse him. Did you?

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