for each of the following sentences, form an interrogative sentence of the yes-no type.?

Question

1. the boys are playing tennis.
2. i think i am right.
3. we should invite renu to the party
4. she likes dogs.
5. they have written to him.

Answer 1

Are the boys playing tennis?
Do you think you are right?
Should we invite ”renu?” to the party?
Does she like dogs?
Have they written to him?

Are you welcome? Yes, you are.

Answer 2

There are four types of sentences.
DECLARATIVE: Makes a statement. Root of the word: declare.
IMPERATIVE: Tells you to or asks you to do something. Does not have a written subject. The word imperative, when not referring to sentences, means that it is a MUST.
ex. Please turn off the TV.
INTERROGATIVE: Asks a question. See the root of the word, interrogate?
EXCLAMATORY: Any of the above types of sentences, but has an exclamation point. Root of the word: exclaim.

An interrogative sentence of the yes-no type means that the answer to the question can only be yes or no.

1. Are the boys playing tennis?
2. Do you think I am right? or Do you think you are right?
-depends on who "I" is.
3. Should we invite Renu to the party?
4. Does she like dogs?
5. Have they written to him?

Answer 3

You can do this yourself! An interrogative sentence is one that asks a question. In this case you need to make a question to which the answer is either yes or no.