| Front | interrogative |
|---|---|
| Back | Used to describe a word used to ask a question, or to describe a sentence in the form of a question. For instance, how, where, and who are interrogative words, and Why don’t we meet for coffee? is an interrogative sentence (that is, a question). The interrogative form (mood) of a verb is used to ask questions and in English it’s formed by an auxiliary verb which is placed before the subject, for example: Are you going on holiday this year? Learn more about the interrogative and other moods of verbs. |
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