English MCQs

"An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question."

"An imperative sentence is a sentence that expresses a direct command request invitations warning or instruction."

Although not explicitly named in a heading the examples with exclamation marks show exclamatory sentences expressing emotions.

The chapter states that interrogative sentences "ends with a question mark (?)."

The text mentions "Interrogative sentences often start with interrogative pronouns (i.e. when where which how etc.)."

The chapter categorizes this as an example "to make a request."

This is given as an example "to give warning."

The chapter categorizes this as an example "to invite."

This is given as an example "to give instruction."

The chapter categorizes this as an example "to give command."