英语反意疑问句特殊形式总结（English an interrogative sentence, a special form, a summary）.docVIP

英语反意疑问句特殊形式总结（English an interrogative sentence, a special form, a summary） Disjunctive questions; special forms; summary In English, an interrogative sentence consists of a declarative sentence and an auxiliary interrogative sentence attached to it. Among them, the interrogative sentence is the question or the point of view of the declarative sentence, which serves as a confirmation, and is generally used to confirm the fact or view of the speaker. The special form of anti interrogative sentences is summarized as follows: First, the sentence structure of There be is rather special. The structure of the interrogative sentence is there be inversion without the sentence subject. Such as: There, is, something, wrong, the, computer, isnt, there, with, theres something wrong with this computer, isnt it? There, arent, any, fish, in, the, are, there, river? There is no fish in the river, is there? Two, when the subject of the statement is everyone, everybody, someone, nobody, they, no, one, none, anyone, somebody and other synthetic pronouns, in an informal style, the subject in an interrogative sentence is usually he or. Such as: Someone, opened, the, door, didnt, he/they? Someone opened the door, didnt they? Nobody, went, to, the, cinema, did, they? No one goes to the movies, does he? Three, when the subject of the statement is everything, nothing, something, anything and other synthetic words, the subject in the interrogative sentence is it. Such as: Nothing, serious, happened, did, it? Nothing happened, did they? Everything, is, ready, isnt, it? Everything is ready, isnt it? Four, when the statement of the predicate verb is am positive form, tagquestion verb arent, instead of am not; when the statement of the predicate verb is am not, the tagquestion predicate still use am. Such as: I, am, five, years, younger, than, you, arent, I? Im five years younger than you are, arent I? I, am, not, late, am, I? Im not late, am I? Five, when the statement with few, little, hardly,