Interrogative Sentences (Present Tense)

Interrogative Sentences (Present Tense)

Present Indefinite:

Interrogative affirmative:

DO/DOES+SUB+V1+OBJ

Example:

Do you go to Kolkata?

Do you like mango?

Does he/she like mangoes?

Interrogative negative:

DO/DOES+NOT+SUB+V1+OBJ

Example:

Do not you go to Kolkata?

Do not you like mango?

Does not he/she like mangoes?

Present Continuous:

Interrogative affirmative:

AM/IS/ARE+SUB+ING+ OBJ

Example:

Am I eating rice?

Are you seeing a bird?

Is he playing cricket?

Interrogative negative:

AM/IS/ARE+NOT+SUB+ING+ OBJ

Example:

Am not I eating rice?

Are not you seeing a bird?

Is not he playing cricket?

Present Perfect:

           

Interrogative affirmative:

HAS/HAVE+SUB+V3+OBJ

Example:

Have I eaten rice?

Have You seen a tiger?

Has He bought a pen?

                       

                       

Interrogative negative:

HAS/HAVE+NOT+SUB+V3+OBJ

Example:

Have not I eaten rice?

Have not you seen a tiger?

Has not he bought a pen?                  

Present Perfect Continuous:

Interrogative affirmative:

HAS/HAVE+SUB+BEEN+ING+OBJ+FOR/SINCE

Example:

Have I been waiting for you for a long time?

Have they been living here since 1986?

Has she been doing this job since 2006?

Interrogative negative:

HAS/HAVE+NOT+SUB+BEEN+ING+OBJ+FOR/SINCE

Example:

Have not I been waiting for you for a long time?

Have not they been living here since 1986?

Has not she been doing this job since 2006?