1. Tan Sin Yi
Siti Saidah Binti Abd Rahman
Nur Shibrah Wan Abdullah

2. A sentence that ask a question.
 An interrogative sentence ends with
question marks.
 In verbal communication, the final syllable
of the last word of a question is
pronounced with a rising pitch or
intonation.

3.  They may ask for information or for
confirmation or denial of a statement.
 They typically begin with a question word
such as what, who, or how, or an
auxiliary verb such as do/does, can or
would.

4.  "Now, who wants to save the world?“
 “How did it get so late so soon?”

5.  Yes/No Interrogatives
 Yes/No
questions usually will be
answered by yes or no
 Will
you bring your book?
* => Answer: Yes or No)

6.  Alternative Interrogatives
Alternative interrogatives offer two or more
alternative responses:
 Do you want bear, wine, or wisky?
 Note : Yes/no interrogatives and alternative interrogatives
are introduced by an auxiliary verb.

7.  Wh-Interrogatives
Wh- Interrogatives are introduced by a wh-
word, and they elicit an open-ended
response.
 What happened?

8.  TagQuestions
they are sometimes tagged onto the end of
a declarative sentence.
 David plays the piano, doesn't he?

9. Thank you.