An interrogative sentence asks a question, as opposed to those that make a statement, provide a command, or express an exclamation.

Examples

• Is it cold outside?
• Are you feeling better?
• Was the film good?
• Did you like it?
• Does it taste good?
• What is your name?
• What’s the time?
• Where is the toilet, please?
• Where shall we go?
• How do you open this?
• When will you visit your moms?
• Where do you live?
• Where shall we go?
• Why haven’t you started studying?
• When did you finish your school?
• Where in the world did I leave my phone?
• What do you think about this subject?
• Should I call or email you?
• Why are so scared of me?
• Who fixed the computer?
• How many times do you smoke?
• Who knows the answers to these questions?
• Whom did you see yesterday?
• Why are you not interested?
• Whose pants are these?
• Why didn’t you go to school?
• Which car would make you happier?
• Which do you prefer, white or red?
• Are you going on holiday this weekend?
• Who is coming to the play?
• When do you intend to move here?
• Whose birthday today?
• Does she have black hair?
• What is your name?
• Why are you bored?
• Will you go abroad after you finish school?