Different Kinds Of Sentence [Sentences Based On Function & Polarity

Cover Past simple Interrogative form worksheet (1000x1413)

Table of Contents

1. What is an Interrogative Sentence?
2. Types of Interrogative Sentences
3. How to Form an Interrogative Sentence?
4. Examples of Interrogative Sentences
5. Common Mistakes in Interrogative Sentences

What is an Interrogative Sentence?

An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question. It is used to ask for information or clarification. In written English, it is usually marked by a question mark at the end of the sentence.

Example:

What is your name?

Interrogative sentences are an important part of English language. They help us to communicate and get the information we need.

Types of Interrogative Sentences

There are two types of interrogative sentences:

1. Yes/No Questions: These are questions that can be answered with a simple yes or no.
2. Wh- Questions: These are questions that start with a wh- word such as what, when, where, why, who, whom, or how. They require a more detailed answer.

How to Form an Interrogative Sentence?

To form an interrogative sentence, you need to start with a question word or auxiliary verb, followed by the subject and the main verb. If the main verb is an auxiliary verb, it should be followed by the main verb.

Forming Yes/No Questions:

To form a yes/no question, you need to start with an auxiliary verb, followed by the subject and the main verb.

Example:

Statement: She is eating dinner.

Question: Is she eating dinner?

Forming Wh- Questions:

To form a wh- question, you need to start with a wh- word, followed by the auxiliary verb, subject, and main verb.

Example:

Statement: They went to the park yesterday.

Question: Where did they go yesterday?

Examples of Interrogative Sentences

Here are some examples of interrogative sentences:

• What is your name?
• Did you have breakfast?
• Where is the nearest gas station?
• Why are you crying?
• How many siblings do you have?

Common Mistakes in Interrogative Sentences

Here are some common mistakes in interrogative sentences:

• Leaving out the auxiliary verb in a yes/no question.
• Starting a question with the word "do" when it is not necessary.
• Using the wrong wh- word.

Conclusion

Interrogative sentences are an essential part of English language. They help us to communicate and get the information we need. By understanding the different types of interrogative sentences and how to form them correctly, we can improve our communication skills and avoid common mistakes.