Found inside – Page 10A. Rewrite the sentences by changing the underlined nouns or adjectives according to instructions. 1. The wooden ... (Change to an interrogative sentence) 3. Will their bravery ever be ... sentence) 7. Can the match be played in this weather? Found insideIs the weather nice? (Note here that intonation may be the only way to differentiate between declarative and interrogative sentences.) ... Found inside – Page 15C. In the following sentences, replace the informal expressions that are ... A sentence which asks a question is called an interrogative sentence and begins ... Found inside – Page 2Indicate whether the sentence is informative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. Meteorologists study the weather patterns Do they predict the ... Found inside – Page 74( Restriction 1 ] The vocaburary for input sentence is about 200 words , most of which were adopted from original weather report sentences , and some specific words were supplemented for interrogative and imperative sentences , e . g . , “ ITSU ... Found inside – Page 472[ Restriction 1 ] The vocaburary for input sentence is about 200 words , most of which are adopted from original weather report sentences , and some specific words are supplemented for interrogative and imperative sentences , e.g. , " ITSU ... Found inside – Page 147INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES The primary communicative function of ... and You watched the weather forecast becomes Did you watch the weather forecast? Found inside – Page 112INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS . 1. Has John any money ? 2. Will Mary return soon ? 3. Do you like this cold weather ? Questions . — 1 . Are these declarative sentences 2. What are they ? 3 . What is the subject in 19 4. Found insideThomas takes examples from foul weather and asks if storms and rain can be ... and terminal short imperative sentences and a middle interrogative sentence. Found inside – Page 153When punctuating an interrogative sentence, use a question mark. Did I see lightning in the sky? ... Don't you like the cold weather 8. Found inside – Page 39The brevity and imperativeness of special interrogative sentences such as ... In such a sentence as it is fine, frosty weather' the falling tone begins, ... Found inside – Page 472[ Restriction 1 ] The vocaburary for input sentence is about 200 words , most of which are adopted from original weather report sentences , and some specific words are supplemented for interrogative and imperative sentences , e.g. , " ITSU ... Found inside – Page 1438Volume II: the Complex Sentence and Discourse Harm Pinkster ... clause II.205 weather conditions and attendant circumstances , adjuncts of 854 weather verbs ... Found inside – Page 117Interrogative sentences end with a question mark. Do you know what the weather report is for tomorrow? Imperative sentences If a sentence gives a command or ... Found inside – Page 197“ May the weather be fine tomorrow ” , “ I want you to read " ) - and questions . ... In particular , the interrogative sentence , meant to evoke an answer ... Found inside – Page 173Interchange of Assertive and Interrogative Sentences Interrogative sentence beginning with helping verbs (auxiliaries) Interrogative Assertive Am I not your ... Found inside – Page 4723.1 Restriction for input sentences Original weather report sentences have mostly ... words are supplemented for interrogative and imperative sentences ... Found inside – Page 169EXERCISE B : Identifying the Function of Sentences . Identify each sentence as declarative , interrogative , imperative , or exclamatory . Then write the end ... Write a complex interrogative sentence about the weather . 8. Write a compound ... 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Found insideAn Interrogative Sentence is one that expresses a question+. +DEFINITION.—An Imperative Sentence is one that expresses a command or an entreaty+. Found inside – Page 250Such sentences refer chiefly to the weather , and the list of predicates is therefore ... 4.3.1 Yes -no Questions The interrogative sentence has the ... Found inside – Page 83I. Write sentences about the people or things around you as suggested below . Use at least one adverb in each sentence . 1. A declarative sentence about the person beside you . 2. An interrogative sentence about the weather . 3. Found inside – Page 240Sentences exclamative in form come under the predicament of sentences interrogative . We may say plainly or without a figure , “ The weather is extremely ... Found inside – Page 34Was the weather warm ? This kind of sentence is commonly called a interrogative 3. Are the assignments easy ? This is a question , or in _ rr tive sentence . either " yes " or " no " 4. Are the assignments ready ? in the barn 5. Where are the ... Found inside – Page 74( Restriction 1 ] The vocaburary for input sentence is about 200 words , most of which were adopted from original weather report sentences , and some specific words were supplemented for interrogative and imperative sentences , e.g. , " ITSU ... Found inside – Page 6Write a declarative sentence about New York City . 2. Write an interrogative sentence about England . 3. Write an imperative sentence addressed to a newsboy . 4. Write an exclamatory sentence about the weather . PUNCTUATION The first ... Found inside – Page 878You will learn in the next lesson how the EXERCISE V. climate changes as you go up the side of a 1. Write ten interrogative sentences bemountain . On the top of the mountain it is ginning with who , whose , whom , which , or much colder than ... Found inside – Page 9249. remain in the indirect form, with the interrogative sentence changed to ... Here, the words 'Oh' and 'bad weather' support the use of 'sorrow' in the ... Found inside – Page 121Write a declarative sentence about New York city . 2. Write an interrogative sentence about England . 3. Write an imperative sentence addressed to a newsboy . 4. Write an exclamatory sentence about the weather . 5. Write a question , and ... Found inside – Page 91More precisely, the interrogative sentence expresses the request to ... There are also contexts in which the sentence “The weather is fine” is used to ... Found inside – Page 472( Restriction 1 ] The vocaburary for input sentence is about 200 words , most of which are adopted from original weather report sentences , and some specific words are supplemented for interrogative and imperative sentences , e.g. , " ITSU ... 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