Question

Turn the sentences into interrogative

1. My aunt lived in this house.

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2. They played tenis.

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3. My mother drove the car.

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4. You studied english.

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5. My brother spoke.

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Answer 1

Answer:-

1) My aunt lived in this house.

The given sentence is in Simple past tense.

Structure of simple past tense (Affirmative sentence) :

Subject + Verb₂ + Object

Here,

• Subject ⟶ my aunt
• Verb₂ ⟶ lived.
• Object ⟶ in this house.

For Interrogative sentence it's structure is :

Did + subject + Verb₁ + Object ?

So, Required sentence :

A) Did my aunt live in this house ?

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2) They played tennis.

Here,

• Subject ⟶ They
• Verb₂ ⟶ Played
• Object ⟶ tennis.

Did + Subject + Verb₁ + object ?

A) Did they play tennis ?

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3) My mother drove the car.

Here,

• Subject ⟶ My mother
• Verb₂ ⟶ Drove
• Object ⟶ the car.

Did + Subject + Verb₁ + object ?

A) Did my mother drive the car ?

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4) You studied English.

Here,

• Subject ⟶ You
• Verb₂ ⟶ Studied
• Object ⟶ English

Did + Subject + Verb₁ + object ?

A) Did you study English ?

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5) My brother spoke.

Here,

• Subject ⟶ My brother
• Verb₂ + object ⟶ spoke.

Did + Subject + Verb₁ + object ?

A) Did my brother speak ?

Answer 2

Answer:

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Sentence is a group of words which make complete sense.

(i) Assertive or declarative

It can be negative or positive.

(ii) Interrogative

(iii) Imperative

(iv) Exclamatory.

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● He will come. (positive)

● He will not come. (negative).

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A sentence in the form of a question is called an interrogative sentence.

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A sentence in the form of command, request etc. is called an imperative sentence.

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❥ Turn the sentences into interrogative

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1. My aunt lived in this house.

✦ Did my aunt live in this house ?

2. They played tennis.

✦ Did they play tennis ?

3. My mother drove the car.

✦ Did my mother drive the car ?

4. You studied english.

✦ Did you study English ?

5. My brother spoke.

✦ Did my brother speak ?