A few days ago
Grammar sentence question?
Hey I have a grammar question… I know what an interrogative sentence is.. it’s a sentence with a command, right? Well, does this interrogative sentence end with a period or an exclamation point?
also, in this sentence, is the word “readers” a direct object or an indirect object?
sentence: “Sir Arthur Conan Doyle certainly gave READERS a wonderful gift when he created the character of Sherlock Holmes”. I think its an indirect object, is that correct? or is it a direct object?
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A few days ago
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Interrogative sentences are QUESTIONS.
Doyle gave what? Gifts, to whom, readers.
It aint a direct object.
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A few days ago
An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question so it ends in a question mark.
An exclamatory sentence ends in an exclamation point.
I believe readers would be an indirect object. But not sure.
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A few days ago
an interrogative sentence ends with a question mark because you are asking a question. The indirect object is “readers,” because the person is the recipient of the giving.
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A few days ago
Interrogative is a questioning sentence Your sentence is declarative, I think!
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