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B. Change the following sentences into negative sentences.

1. Binu has watched many Hollywood movies.

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2. Dipakis swimming in the river.

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3. Keshav and his friends were playing the piano.
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4. Prem should write an e-mail to his employer.
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5. Dristi had her hair trimmed.

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An Interrogative sentence asks something. In interrogative sentences,
auxiliaries or modals normally come before the subject.
For example: Are you an intelligent girl?

(auxiliary verb) (subject)

Two kinds of Interrogative sentence: Wh-questions and Yes/no
questions. It ends with a question mark. - (?)

Examples: Are you fond of travelling?[auxiliary verb]
This sentence is a Yes/no question because it begins
with an auxiliary verb and the question is answerable
by yes or no.

When did you hit her in the head?

[Wh-word] [auxiliary]

This sentence begins with a Wh-word and requires new information.
Some examples of Wh-words are: what, when, where, how, whose, which, etc.

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