1. Remove the Question Mark:
* Interrogative sentences end with a question mark (?). Remove this to make it a declarative sentence.
2. Change the Word Order:
* Subject-Verb-Object: In most cases, interrogative sentences have a different word order than declarative sentences. Rearrange the words so the subject comes first, followed by the verb, and then the object.
3. Consider the "Wh" words:
* "Wh" words (who, what, when, where, why, how): If the interrogative sentence starts with a "wh" word, remove it and replace it with appropriate information to make a statement.
Example:
* Interrogative: Where is the park?
* Declarative: The park is over there.
More Examples:
* Interrogative: Did you see the movie?
* Declarative: I saw the movie.
* Interrogative: What time is it?
* Declarative: It is 3:00 PM.
* Interrogative: Are you going to the party?
* Declarative: You are going to the party.
Tips:
* Be careful with negative interrogative sentences: For example, "Didn't you see the movie?" You'll need to change the verb and any negation to create a positive declarative sentence: "You saw the movie."
Let me know if you have any more questions or want to try some examples!