Question

Write the rule of interrogative sentence in present continuos and past continuos tense. Write with examples.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The present continuous, in its interrogative form, has this structure: To be + subject + [verb + -ing] + …?

example:-Is he, she, it going?

The past continuous, in its interrogative form, has this structure: Was/Were + subject + [verb + -ing] + …?

For example: — “Was I playing football when the phone rang?”

Answer 2

interrogative sentences are of 2 types

*Wh questions

*yes /no questions

the rules are:

* no links should be used in wh questions

*questions should be changed into statement

*the reporting verb "said" or"said to" will be changed into "asked" or "enquired"

"If" or "weather "should be used while joining reporting speech with reported speech