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What is an example for interrogative sentences?

Here are some examples of interrogative sentences:

Simple interrogatives:

* What is your name?

* Are you coming to the party?

* Did you finish your homework?

* Where is the library?

* How old are you?

Interrogatives with question words:

* Who is your favorite author?

* Why are you sad?

* When did you arrive?

* Which one do you prefer?

* How much does this cost?

Interrogatives with "yes" or "no" answers:

* Do you like pizza?

* Is it raining outside?

* Can you speak French?

* Have you ever been to Paris?

Interrogatives with tags:

* You're going to the store, aren't you?

* She's not coming, is she?

* We can start now, can't we?

These are just a few examples. Interrogative sentences are very versatile and can be used to ask all sorts of questions.

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