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Which of the following is a correctly formed negative question? (informal)
She isn't going to the party tomorrow?
Is she not going tomorrow to the party?
Isn't she going to the party tomorrow?
Not she is going to the party tomorrow?
In the echo question "She said what?", what is the primary function?
To make a rhetorical point
To request new information
To express disbelief or surprise
To confirm information
Which sentence correctly uses a that-clause in a question?
That she is coming?
What is that she wants?
Do you think that she will arrive soon?
Is that she coming today?
Which negative question structure is incorrect? (informal)
Doesn't he like chocolate?
Won't she be there?
Haven't you finished your work?
Are not they coming today?
In the sentence "Don't you think that this is important?", what type of clause follows 'think'?
That-clause
Relative clause
Adverbial clause
Infinitive clause
Which is a properly formed negative question with a that-clause?
Not it is that she won the competition?
It isn't that she won the competition?
Is not it that she won the competition?
Isn't it true that she won the competition?
Which sentence demonstrates correct use of a formal negative question?
Do you not understand the concept?
Do not you understand the concept?
Don't you understand the concept?
Not you understand the concept?
In echo questions, which word is typically stressed?
The subject
The verb
The auxiliary verb
The questioned element
What type of question is "Didn't you say that you would help?"
A tag question
An echo question
A simple negative question
A negative that-clause question
Which sentence shows proper use of a that-clause in a question?
How is that you arrived?
How it is that you arrived?
How is it that you arrived?
How that you arrived?
Which is NOT a proper echo question?
What did they?
She said who?
They did what?
He went where?
How should a formal negative question begin?
With the subject
With a contracted negative
With an uncontracted auxiliary verb
With 'not'
Which structure is correct for a formal negative question with a that-clause?
Is not it true that the meeting is cancelled?
Isn't true that the meeting is cancelled?
Not it true that the meeting is cancelled?
Is it not true that the meeting is cancelled?
