Sentence making with grade slogans

General interrogative sentence is a kind of interrogative sentence. It refers to sentences answered with yes or no. Its structure is:

The copula verb be/ auxiliary verb/modal verb+subject+other components?

For example:

Is this your pen?

Yes, it is. /no, it isn't.

note:

1. When changing a declarative sentence into a general question, if there is a be verb in the sentence, it can be brought directly before the subject. If the subject is in the first person, it should be changed to the second person. For example:

I'm in Grade Two 1 Class. →

Are you in Grade Two 1 Class?

We are watching TV. →

Are you watching TV?

2. When there is a modal verb (can may must …) in the declarative sentence, it can also be brought directly before the subject to become a general question. For example:

He can swim now. →

Can he swim now?

The children can come with us. Can the children go with us?

3. When there is only one notional verb as the predicate in a declarative sentence and its tense is the general present, the notional verb after the subject of do or does should be used as the prototype when it becomes a general question. For example:

I like these animals. →

Do you like these animals?

She wants to go to the movies. Does she want to go to the movies?

4. General interrogative sentences generally use rising tone (↑)

General questions sometimes don't need to be answered by yes or no.

Wait, I hope it helps you.