Example of Interrogative Sentences

Interrogative sentences are those that are used to request information about something. When an interrogative sentence is raised orally, it is possible to identify it thanks to the tone used, however, when it is done in writing, it is necessary to use question marks, which in Spanish must go to the beginning and the end (¿?).

Types of interrogative sentences

According to the type of information requested, interrogative sentences can be divided into:

• Total or categorical question sentences
• Partial or non-categorical interrogative sentences
• Direct Interrogative Sentences
• Indirect Interrogative Sentences

20 Examples of Interrogative Sentences

1. Did you go looking for me at my house?
2. Do you like to swim?
3. Are you hungry?
4. Did you pass your math test?
5. Do you understand what I'm saying?
6. What do you want to eat today?
7. How did your math test go?
8. What is your favorite movie?
9. What are you going to do today?
10. How have you been feeling lately?
11. What time is the party at?
12. Who is coming?
13. What do you want to know?
14. Where did I leave my keys?
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15. Where are you from?
16. I need you to tell me what time the party is.
17. Please let me know who is coming.
18. Please tell me what you want to know.
19. I don't know where I left my keys.
20. I would like to know where you are from.

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30 Examples of total or categorical interrogative sentences:

The main characteristic of total interrogative sentences is that they request a categorical answer, that is, yes or no.

1. 1. Do you like sushi?
2. Do you want to go out?
3. You're crying?
4. 4. Is your birthday on October 4?
5. Is this the correct date?
6. Are these the markers you were looking for?
7. 7.Are you a journalist by profession?
8. Do you have time to discuss some matters with me?
9. You forgive me?
10. Would you like to go to the movies with me tomorrow?
11. Have you seen my mom?
12. Is Maria's dress blue?
13. Are boys more restless than girls?
14. Do you like horror films?
15. Are you feeling in good health?
16. You're bored?
17. Do you want to spend some time at my house?
18. Will you accompany me to Javier's party?
19. Does yoga class end at 4:00 pm?
20. Have you painted your hair before?
21. Do you like music?
22. Have you finished all the exams?
23. Can you lend me money?
24. Is Juan watching television?
25. Is cat hair bad for your health?
26. You are Mexican?
27. Have you ever traveled by plane?
28. Are you looking for a job?
29. Is your favorite color red?
30. Did Eduardo go out with his friends?

30 Examples of partial or non-categorical interrogative sentences:

Contrary to the previous ones, partial or non-categorical interrogative sentences are those that request more detailed information, that is, they do not seek only a yes or no answer.

1. What is your favorite color?
2. Where did you go on vacation last summer?
3. When did Laura come to visit us?
4. What movie do you prefer to see?
5. What is the saddest song you've ever heard?
6. How did Pedro find out about this situation?
7. Where are the documents I gave you yesterday?
8. When do the final exams start?
9. What topics will come in the Spanish test?
10. What does it say in that sign?
11. Where does your friend live?
12. How did they manage to do such a good job?
13. How long did it take them to finish the history assignment?
14. Where do you want to go after school?
15. How much money do you need to finish your project?
16. How can we fix this situation?
17. How long will the construction of the house take?
18. How do you plan to pay for that dress?
19. What are your main hobbies?
20. How long have you known each other?
21. What does Mariana's husband do?
22. How do you know that?
23. What is the general objective of your research?
24. How many hours did you work yesterday?
25. How did you get here?
26. When did you learn to drive?
27. Why don't you like to go out at night?
28. Who did you go out with yesterday?
29. Why does water solidify?
30. Why haven't you sent the papers that I requested?

30 Examples of direct interrogative sentences:

In direct question sentences, the topic sentence is a question.

1. 1. Where is the library?
2. 2.What time is it?
3. When is the soccer game you want to see?
4. When is Melissa and Joaquín's wedding?
5. Where is my red dress?
6. How long do you need to finish your homework?
7. What do you want me to give you on your birthday?
8. How much does this jeans cost?
9. Who told you that?
10. Where did you go on your honeymoon?
11. Why don't you look at me when I speak to you?
12. How can I help you to be better?
13. Which sweets do you prefer?
14. What are your favorite flowers?
15. What did you eat today?
16. How was your day at the office?
17. How do you want us to proceed?
18. Does Esteban want us to take him to the doctor?
19. How does your mom feel?
20. How can we get over what happened?
21. What are the reasons for the fight?
22. What is the fastest animal on Earth?
23. Why do you like to read so much?
24. How many months has it been since you left?
25. How do you know that this is the way it was?
26. How many planets does the solar system have?
27. Where does the koala originate from?
28. How do you write your name?
29. How do you get to the bank?
30. Where can I buy this medicine?

30 Examples of indirect interrogative sentences:

In these types of sentences, the subordinate clause is the one that asks the question. These types of sentences are the only interrogative sentences that do not use the question marks at the beginning and at the end (?).

1. I need to know where the library is.
2. I want you to tell me what time it is.
3. Tell me when is the soccer game you want to see.
4. Let me know when Melissa and Joaquín's wedding is.
5. Please tell me where my red dress is.
6. Tell me how long you need to finish the task.
7. I need to know what you want me to give you for your birthday.
8. Please tell me how much those pants cost.
9. Tell me who told you that.
10. I want to know where you went on your honeymoon.
11. Tell me why don't you look at me when I speak to you.
12. I need to know how I can help you to be better.
13. Tell me which sweets you prefer.
14. I want to know what your favorite flowers are.
15. Tell me what did you eat today.
16. Tell me how your day was at the office.
17. Let me know how you want us to proceed.
18. Let me know if Esteban wants us to take him to the doctor.
19. Tell me how your mom feels.
20. I need to know how we can get over what happened.
21. I want to know what the reasons for the fight are.
22. I need to investigate which is the fastest animal on Earth.
23. Tell me why you like to read so much.
24. I want to know how many years have passed since you left.
25. Tell me how you know that was the way it was.
26. I need to investigate how many planets the solar system has.
27. I want to know where the koala originated from.
28. Tell me how your name is spelled.
29. I want to know how to get to the bank.
30. I need to know where I can buy that medicine.

Continue with:

• Exclamation sentences
• Declarative sentences
• Imperative sentences
• Wishful prayers
• Hesitant prayers
• Syntactic structure