Example of Interrogative Adverbs

Interrogative adverbs are those adverbsthat form interrogative sentences since in themselves express a questioning; usually work modifying other verbs, adverbs or adjectives so that they express an interrogation or question regarding those words.

For instance:

• “¿When Will the products you ordered arrive? ”: the adverb when modify the verb they will arrive generating a place interrogation.
• “¿How was the exam easy? ”: the adverb how modify the adjective easy to express a question regarding said adjective.
• “¿How many more are they going to argue? ”: the adverb how many modify the adverb plus to inquire about its degree of intensity.

When they go in a direct interrogative sentence, adverbs are always written at the beginning of the sentence. Also, as we can observe, they always have an accent, to distinguish them from the relative where, when, how much, etc.

On the other hand, these same adverbs can function as exclamatory adverbs if they are used with that intention, for example: "Long time no see!", "How beautiful will your dance performance be!", "How can this be so beautiful? day!"

What are interrogative adverbs?

In Spanish, we have the following interrogative adverbs:

• Where to: it is an interrogative adverb of place; for instance: "Where to will we go later? "
• How: is an interrogative adverb of manner; for instance: "How did you get here so fast? "
• How: is an interrogative adverb of degree; for instance: "How fast is the service of this restaurant? ","How Did your exam go wrong? "
• When: is an interrogative adverb of time; for instance: "When will you come visit me? "
• How many: it is an interrogative adverb of quantity; for instance: "How many the more you will hold there? "," How much does this camera cost?
• Where: is an interrogative adverb of place, for example: “Where do we have to sign up? "," In where will they publish the results? "

• Continue with: Interrogative pronouns

90 Examples of Interrogative Adverbs in Interrogative Sentences:

In each of the following examples, the interrogative adverb that forms the interrogative sentence is highlighted.

15 Examples of Interrogative Sentences with the Adverb how many:

1. ¿How many more will we be waiting for the cashiers to attend us?
2. ¿How many do you like to dance and sing on stage?
3. On average how many do you spend monthly to buy cigars?
4. ¿How many does the child sleep on average every night?
5. ¿How many does it take the cast to give the full show?
6. ¿How many later are you going to get to Lisa's meeting?
7. ¿How many will it take you to finish writing all the parts of your thesis?
8. ¿How many would you like to attend one of their live concerts?
9. ¿How many Did it take you to realize that I was lying to you?
10. ¿How many more will they deceive us as buyers?
11. ¿How many do you rest daily when you get home from the office?
12. ¿How many do you learn weekly in your foreign language class?
13. ¿How many more will we wait for the package we ordered from China to arrive?
14. ¿How many Do you dislike that people do not listen to the directions you give?
15. ¿How many Are you passionate about making your own music instead of playing for someone else?

15 Examples of Interrogative Sentences with the Adverb how:

1. ¿How specific do the indications for preparation of the product have to be?
2. ¿How How fragile would your security be to be broken by something like that?
3. ¿How obscure are your intentions in running as the lead candidate?
4. ¿How How big will the dog house you ordered from Firulais be?
5. ¿How unequal is the condition faced by the workers of this company?
6. ¿How Does the water have to be hot for the mixture to melt?
7. ¿How specific are the requirements they are asking to participate?
8. ¿How skillful do you have to be to participate in this competition?
9. ¿How was your presentation different this year?
10. ¿How How far has Ricardo been with you?
11. ¿How Has the staff been friendly to new customers?
12. ¿How How difficult was the physics test this semester?
13. ¿How quickly have to deliver the test results?
14. How detailed must the final report be delivered by the teachers?
15. ¿How original do the proposals have to be?

15 Examples of Interrogative Sentences with the Adverb when:

1. ¿When will you come to visit us abroad?
2. ¿When will you take seriously the jobs you have?
3. ¿When Would you like to make an appointment to come to the spa?
4. For when do you plan to do the church wedding?
5. ¿When did you realize that you were in love with her?
6. ¿When Are you going to give us the clothes that we leave in repair?
7. From when have you been studying to be a vet?
8. ¿When Will the new products you ordered for the store arrive?
9. Each when come to do chores at Roxana's house?
10. ¿When Will you have the car I took to fix ready?
11. ¿When Is your rock band going to perform at the downtown bar?
12. ¿When Would you like us to visit you to talk about this business?
13. ¿When Could you help me with a project I have?
14. ¿When Are you going to become independent and leave your house?
15. Each when Do these indoor plants have to be watered?

15 Examples of Interrogative Sentences with the Adverb excuse me:

1. ¿How Did they notify you that you were the winner of the story contest?
2. ¿How would you like it to be Paulina's birthday party?
3. ¿How Will the end of this season end?
4. ¿How have you been since you left work there?
5. ¿How did you spend it on your last beach vacation?
6. ¿How Didn't you realize that all the water was being flushed?
7. ¿How did you prepare this tomato sauce that was delicious?
8. ¿How do you do so that the incrustations are not noticeable?
9. ¿How could you apply for financial support for this artistic project?
10. ¿How Did you realize that you were so passionate about painting?
11. ¿How can you get these batteries?
12. ¿How Do you do so that the white clothes are without any stain?
13. ¿How can you request a change of account owner?
14. ¿How did you submit the final project for science class?
15. ¿How can you eat so much food and not feel sick to your stomach?

15 Examples of Interrogative Sentences with the Adverb where:

1. ¿Where will it be the presentation of Alejandro's first novel?
2. ¿Where Are you planning to have Lucía and Carlos' wedding party?
3. By where can we go to get to the farm faster?
4. On where Was the truck parked in the parking lot of the plaza?
5. ¿Where can I get imported chocolates?
6. ¿Where Our cat, who has been lost for two days, has gotten into it?
7. ¿Where bought the food you are eating?
8. ¿Where do you think they prepare the best pizzas in the whole city?
9. On where Do you want us to buy the seats to see the movie?
10. By where can we go to avoid the two o'clock traffic?
11. ¿Where Could you bring the motorcycle in for repair?
12. ¿Where Do they have good beer promotions on Thursday nights?
13. ¿Where do you usually watch that show?
14. On where would you like to study your university degree in medicine?
15. ¿Where Do you recommend taking Nico to a pediatric consultation?

15 Examples of Interrogative Sentences with the Adverb where to:

1. ¿Where to Will you be sent to work for the next few days?
2. ¿Where to Will they take little Luis on his next birthday?
3. ¿Where to would you like to travel in the next five years of your life?
4. ¿Where to Will they go looking for Christmas decorations this year?
5. ¿Where to would you like us to go on vacation in july?
6. ¿Where to Can I go to be informed about the documents that I have to deliver?
7. ¿Where to Will you take the gray truck to have the brake fault repaired?
8. ¿Where to will they go to apply for a job?
9. ¿Where to take us in such a hurry?
10. ¿Where to They go with all those things that they took from the cellar?
11. ¿Where to will you go to sell the crafts that you made?
12. ¿Where to Will the patient be transferred once he leaves the health center?
13. ¿Where to Will you send Adrián to study his career in administration?
14. ¿Where to Will you take your puppy to have his injured paw checked?
15. ¿Where to Do I have to go to apply for a five-day vacation permit?

Keep reading:

• Interrogative adjectives
• Interrogative pronouns
• Comparative adverb
• Affirmation adverbs
• Adverbs of quantity or degree
• Adverbs of doubt or doubtful
• Adverbs of place
• Adverbs of manner
• Adverbs of negation
• Time adverbs