Examples of Interrogative Sentence

Definition of Interrogative Sentence:

The sentence which asks a question is an interrogative sentence. This kind of sentence usually ends with a note of interrogation (?) instead of a period (.). An interrogative sentence can be either affirmative or negative.

Examples:

• Do you want to go there?
• Did you see her?
• Have you watched the movie?
• How often do you go there?
• Have you been there before?
• Can you help me get rid of this dog?
• Can I borrow your grammar book for a day?
• Could you please help me with these bags?
• Do you know who she is?
• Did you make a plan?
• How did you make that water-mark?
• How often you go to a bar?
• How many times do you smoke?
• Does he know that I am here?
• Does she love you as the way you do?
• Does he care about us?
• Why did he leave us then?
• Who is that man seating in the corner?
• How on earth did you think about me in that way?
• Will you please open the door for me?
• Would you like a beer?
• Can’t we be friends again?
• Why haven’t you completed your homework?
• Don’t you know who she is?