Example of Interrogative Sentences in English

Interrogative sentences in English are what we use to ask questions.

In English an interrogative sentence only uses the question mark. Commonly the question is separated from the rest of the sentences or the paragraph by a period and followed:

When we go to the beach, we catch a big fish. Do you remember?

The interrogative sentences in English, resemble declarative sentences. When formulating the questions we can see two cases:

When the declarative sentence has a form of the verb to be, it is written before the noun or pronoun:

I was there on Monday.

Was I there on Monday?

Your car is outside.

Is your car outside?

You are in home.

Are you in home?

We were abroad in last vacations

Are we abroad in last vacations?

Sally is pretty.

Is Sally pretty?

When the interrogative sentence is formed with other verbs, we use the auxiliary verb do, both in the present and in the past tense. The auxiliary verb is written before the subject or pronoun, and after these, the verb is written:

The dog runs in the field.

Does the dog run in the field?

Elly met with her parents in the restaurant.

Did Elly meet with her parents in the restaurant?

You write well.

Do you write well?

They played football on Saturday.

Did they play football on Saturday?

The same is used with other auxiliary verbs such as can, may or must.

may you come on Wednesday?

Dog she call my parents?

Use of interrogative adjectives: When we use interrogative adjectives, we write them before the auxiliary verb or to be forms of the sentence.

When will we go to the beach?

Where do I see you before?

que kind of fish is this?

quien is Kaily Minogue?

Whom do I give this shoes?

How do you feel?

10 examples of interrogative sentences in English:

Where is my car?

Were Steve in the party yesterday?

Do you think the same as I think?

What time is it, please?

How much cost this glasses?

Did John come home early?

May your words still be the same after this?

Can I see that movie?

Who told you such thing?

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