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What are the boys doing in the river?
What are the boys doing in the river?
- Swimming
- Bathing (correct)
- Fishing
- Playing
Which of these sentences is an interrogative?
Which of these sentences is an interrogative?
- They are ploughing the fields.
- Stars are shining in the sky.
- Why are you swimming in the river? (correct)
- The children are plucking flowers.
What activity are the children engaged in?
What activity are the children engaged in?
- Bathing in the river
- Plucking flowers (correct)
- Swimming in the river
- Barking at strangers
What are the dogs doing?
What are the dogs doing?
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What do the stars do at night?
What do the stars do at night?
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Study Notes
Interrogative Sentences
- Interrogative sentences are questions.
- They usually end with a question mark (?).
- They often start with words like "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," "how," "are," "do," or "is."
- The text provides examples of interrogative sentences:
- Why are you swimming in the river?
- Are the children plucking flowers?
- Are the dogs barking at strangers?
- Are you obeying your father's orders?
- The text also provides examples of declarative sentences:
- Some boys are bathing in the river.
- They are ploughing the fields.
- Stars are shining in the sky.
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