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What are some examples of interogative sentence?

Here are some examples of interrogative sentences, categorized by type:

Yes/No Questions:

* Are you going to the party?

* Did you finish your homework?

* Is it raining outside?

* Can you speak French?

* Have you ever been to Paris?

Wh- Questions (asking for specific information):

* Who is your favorite author?

* What is your favorite color?

* When does the movie start?

* Where did you go on vacation?

* Why are you late?

* How did you get here?

Tag Questions:

* It's a beautiful day, isn't it?

* You like pizza, don't you?

* They're coming tomorrow, aren't they?

* We should go to the beach, shouldn't we?

* He won't be late, will he?

Alternative Questions:

* Do you want coffee or tea?

* Would you like to go to the movies or stay home?

* Is the book red or blue?

* Are you going to the mall or the park?

Indirect Questions:

* I wonder if they are coming.

* Could you tell me what time the meeting is?

* Do you know where the library is?

* Can you ask him how he's feeling?

Other:

* What's up?

* How are you?

* Who's there?

* Can I help you?

* Do you mind if I...?

Interrogative sentences always end with a question mark (?).

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