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1. What time do you usually get up?
2. What book were you reading at the library?
3. Why were you by the convenience store the other day?
4. Have you eaten your lunch today?
5. Okay I'm done rolling the cookie dough into balls and I have placed them on the baking tray, what do I do now?
6. I noticed you were a little down yesterday, how were you feeling?
7. What are you doing in the bathroom? You are taking forever.
8. Hey your up earlier than usual today, what's the rush?
9. Don't you usually take your bike with you, where is it?
10. So I heard you are having a party, who did you invite?
What is interrogative forms?
Question text is a text that asks a question. Interrogatives can be direct or indirect, with or without pronouns, and include yes / no questions-ives, alternative questions, or tag questions. Interrogative sentences often begin with an interrogative pronoun and end with a question mark.
Interrogatives usually have a word order in which the subject is preceded by a predicate and a subject-verb. For example, in the sentence "Who is the last speaker?", The pronoun "who" is an interrogative word or question word, "was" is the main verb, and "last speaker" is the subject.
This is an indirect question as it is less direct than "Do you drive me?" We also use the modal verb "would". (Other modal verbs for possibility or modality are "can", "should", "would", "could", "shall", "might", "may", and "must".)
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