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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
interrogative
Hello,
1. Seelu did not catch a cold.
I have to write interogative sentence using "Did".
a) Did Seelu catch a cold?
b) Did Seelu not catch a cold?
Which one is correct (a) or (b)?
2. He gave me a book.
a) Did he give you a book?
b) Did he give me a book?
Which one is correct?
1. Seelu did not catch a cold.
I have to write interogative sentence using "Did".
a) Did Seelu catch a cold?
b) Did Seelu not catch a cold?
Which one is correct (a) or (b)?
2. He gave me a book.
a) Did he give you a book?
b) Did he give me a book?
Which one is correct?
Top answer
Hi Hanuman. , if you're saying it is b). If is not you, is a) Correct me if I'm wrong plz.
- Hi Hanuman.
- , if you're saying it is b).
- If is not you, is a) Correct me if I'm wrong plz.
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Hi Hanuman. I would say in the first one, the a) and in the second one, it depends: who's saying "He gave me a book"?, if you're saying it is b). If is not you, is a)
Correct me if I'm wrong plz.
Correct me if I'm wrong plz.
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Both a and b are correct for the first sentence. "Did Seelu catch a cold ?" is interrogative and "Did Seelu not catch a cold?" (or Didn't Seelu catch a cold?) is negative interrogative.
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The questions at 2) are both correct, depending who's saying it (but it should be "me" if it's a direct conversion to interrogative).
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