Interrogative Sentences

Change the sentence into interrogative form.

Your brother visits your grandma's house every week.

• Do your brother visit your grandma's house every week?

• Does your brother visit your grandma's house every week?

• is your brother visit your grandma's house every week?

• are your brother visit your grandma's house every week?

Order the following question:

work / does / hospital / he / a / in / ?

How can you fix this sentence:

is it your birthday today.

• Capitalize 'Is' and add a question mark

• Switch the words 'today' and 'birthday'

• Capitalize birthday

Sam met Julie

• Who met Julie?

• Who did Julie meet?

What subject is this teacher?

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Sentence

• Non-Sentence

True or False:

A question sentence can also sound like a statement, but be a question.

What is the right question to get the underlined information in the next sentence: "They come from Sweden."?

• Where are you from?

• Where do they come from?

• Do they come from?

Are bears dangerous?

• Exclamatory sentence

• Imperative sentence

• Declarative sentence

• Interrogative sentence

The correct written sentence is ....

• Are pets allowed in the library.

• I’ll leave my dog outside?

• he is very well behaved.

• Do I hear him barking?

_______ many books did you get?

• Who

• how

• How?

• How