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英语18种特殊的反义疑问句（18 kinds of special interrogative sentences in English）

英语18种特殊的反义疑问句（18 kinds of special interrogative sentences in English） 18 kinds of special interrogative sentences in English The 1. imperative sentence. The imperative sentence is usually followed by will, you or wont you, which constitute an interrogative sentence, and use will you to express request, and use wont you to remind the other party of attention. Such as: Look, at, the, blackboard, will, you/, wont, you? Look at the blackboard, OK? There are two situations in the Let guided imperative sentence: 1) Lets... After the interrogative sentence, using shall, we, or shant we. Such as: Lets, go, home, shall, we/, shant, we, go home, OK? You can also use may I to indicate your consent or permission to ask for permission. 2) Let us/me... After the interrogative sentence, use will you or wont you. Such as: Let, me, have, a, try, will, you/wont, you? Let me have a try, will you? 2. exclamatory sentences. When an exclamatory sentence is added to an interrogative sentence, its negative interrogative sentence needs the general negative form of the present tense of be. Such as: What, fine, weather, isnt, it. What a lovely day, isnt it? 3. when stating that some of the predicate verbs are need, dare, used, to, and these words are used as notional verbs, their interrogative sentences need the proper form of do. Such as: He, needs, help, doesnt he? He needs help, doesnt he? 4. declare that part of the main and predicate is I am; the interrogative sentence uses arent I or amt I instead of am not I (am I not). Such as: Im, working, now, amt, I? Im working, arent I? 5. the subject of the statement is everything, nothing, anything, or something, and the subject of the interrogative sentence is the pronoun it. Such as: Something, is, wrong, with, my, radio, isnt, it, my radio is out of order, isnt it? The subject of the 6. statement section is everybody, everyone, anybody, anyone, somebody, someone, nobody, they, no, one, none, and neither, and the subject of the interrogative s