Make these sentences interrogative:
1. The frog who to school look?
2. That trip about what is?
3. Did cook for Brad diner?
4. Like who to eat grapes?
5. Dib Greg drop what floor on the?
Answer (1)
To change sentences into interrogative sentences, we will rearrange the words into a form that asks a question. Here is how each sentence can be transformed:
'The frog who to school look?' can be changed to: 'Did the frog look to school?'
'That trip about what is?' can be changed to: 'What is that trip about?'
'Did cook for Brad diner?' can be changed to: 'Did you cook dinner for Brad?'
'Like who to eat grapes?' can be changed to: 'Who likes to eat grapes?'
'Dib Greg drop what floor on the?' can be changed to: 'What floor did Greg drop the dib on?'
In each of these examples, the sentence has been rearranged to start with a question word or include a verb at the beginning, which helps make it clear that a question is being asked. The goal in creating interrogative sentences is to rearrange the words so that the question being asked is clear and understandable.
