MCQmediumDefinition of a Sentence

In an interrogative sentence, what comes before the subject when using a 'be verb'?

Options

aThe object.

bThe complement.

cThe 'be verb'.check_circle

dThe action verb.

Key Points

Lesson 4, 'Interrogative Sentences', attribute (a) says: 'The be verb (in case of state verbs) or auxiliary verb (in case of action verbs) comes before the subject. e.g. Is he still at the hospital?'

Source

Class 6 › English Grammar and Composition › Chapter 6: Sentences › Topic: Definition of a Sentence

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.