English, asked by richakumaripaswan, 8 months ago

what is interrogative sentence?

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Answered by HarishGM

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Answer:

An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question.

It ends with a '?' mark.

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Answered by lakshmikumari18

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Answer:

The sentences which questions are called as interrogative sentences

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