interrogative , interrog. (Abkürzung)

Which, who, and what as interrogatives can be either singular or plural.

In the same vein we can see that most interrogatives don't need to be announced.

Additionally, interrogatives (where, when, what, why, who) can be used.

Interrogatives which, what (these can be followed by -ever for emphasis).

They struggle under the weight of interrogatives that were playful early on but begin to cloy by novel's end.

Full doubt interrogatives remain fairly even in tone throughout but rise sharply towards the end.

Interrogatives precede negative markers if both are present.

Most of the pronouns and interrogatives are, however, distinct from those of Hindi.

"Been taking a course in interrogatives, Twist?"

Thus, the framework-theory of metaphysics becomes the logic of the interrogatives.

Only in Spanish do interrogatives and exclamations use the question mark or exclamation point respectively at the beginning of a sentence.

The inversion rule still applies when interrogatives are involved, which are simply added to the front of the sentence.

The following table contains common simple interrogatives:

Instead, he had responded with volleys of interrogatives that had bordered on insubordinate.

Interrogative: What ship are you?

Commands and interrogatives squawked in his ears.

Oliver writes in the torrent of interrogatives that stirringly end the second section of the book.

The following interrogatives can be used:

Its interrogatives became buzzing exclamations of pain.

If the rules of forming interrogatives require it, the verb in the tag may be an auxiliary, as in English.

This means that different sentence types, such as assertives, imperatives and interrogatives do not involve a change in word order.

All declarative and most interrogative sentences follow this pattern, the interrogatives with a changed emphasis.

Some languages also mark interrogatives morphologically, i.e. by inflection of the verb.

So if imperatives and interrogatives express wishes and wonderings it is in a somewhat different sense.

A number of interrogatives come from the prefix ca- (with vowel elision following morphophonemic rules):

But he made only a small, interrogative sound, less a question, really, than an acceptance.

Then it extended the rock and made an interrogative sound.

Note that interrogative sentences always end with a question mark.

Interrogative pronouns, which are used in questions, such as who?

It is also the mood used for questions and other interrogative statements.

He punched in a few interrogative equations, and still nothing changed.

A new pool of probes is added with a different interrogative position.

He added the interrogative cough to that, though it looked pretty plain to him.

He paused, and his eyes behind the glasses were mildly interrogative.

In several languages, the tag question is built around the standard interrogative form.

Jemmy made an interrogative noise, and she looked down at him.

In most languages, a single question mark is used, and only at the end of an interrogative sentence: "How old are you?"

Interrogative words are always the first constituents of a sentence or phrase.

Interrogative howls passed from one boat to an- other, up the line and down.

It nodded again, and shrugged, in response to the interrogative tone.

He was looking at me, a hard, interrogative stare.

To the initiated, it was a classic act of interrogative coercion.

He put stress on interrogative teaching, so that the fundamentals of the student becomes strong.

In spite of the interrogative cough, his words sounded much more like a threat.

From the top of the stairs Liz raised her voice over the interrogative hum.

We cannot and would not ever perpetrate such horrible interrogative practices.

Sentence final particles and certain interrogative constructions are used instead.

Shifting refers to changing answers as a result of interrogative pressure.

Or are you fully acclimatised, by now, to the interrogative mood?

Perhaps not as thoroughly as you, but we have our own interrogative methods.