interrogative
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
Britannica Dictionary definition of INTERROGATIVE
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grammar
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:
having the form of a question rather than a statement or command
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“Did you go to school today?” is an interrogative sentence.
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formal
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asking a question
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having the form or force of a question
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She had an interrogative expression/look on her face.
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an interrogative tone of voice
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interrogative
/ˌɪntəˈrɑːgətɪv/
noun
plural
interrogatives
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interrogative
/ˌɪntəˈrɑːgətɪv/
noun
plural
interrogatives
Britannica Dictionary definition of INTERROGATIVE
[count]
grammar
:
a word (such as who, what, or which) that is used in asking a question
the interrogative
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the form that a phrase or sentence has when it is asking a question
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“Is this sentence in the interrogative?” “Yes, it is.”
