What are interrogative proposals?
A sentence expressing the question (compare other types of sentences for the purpose of the utterance: a narrative sentence, an incentive sentence). Distinguish:
A) actually-interrogative sentence. to which a response is actually expected. Do you live far from here? (Turgenev);
B) interrogative and affirmative sentence. containing a question to the interlocutor, from which the confirmation of what was said in the proposal is expected. But you have a cap on your head? (Bitter). Do not you understand that he himself is guilty? (Bitter);
B) interrogative-negative sentence. in which the negation is expressed as a question. Is it possible not to love you? (Turgenev);
D) interrogative and incentive proposal. in which the question expresses the motivation for action. Why do not you ask me? (A. Ostrovsky);
E) interrogative rhetorical sentence. containing an assertion or a negation in the form of a question to which no response is expected. Who does not act
Grammatical tools for preparing interrogative sentences:
1) interrogative intonation (raising the tone of the word with which the meaning of the question is related). Are you not ill? (Gogol) (the word is allocated are sick);
2) wordposition (usually the word with which the question is connected is sent to the beginning of the sentence). Do you understand my own horror? (Gorky) (the word is highlighted);
3) interrogative words (interrogative pronouns, adverbs, particles). Which of the books do you like best? (M. Ostrovsky). Why can not I go? (L. Tolstoy). Was that a greeting, was it a reproach? (Turgenev). Did the swords really come off? (Yesenin). And is there no other position for you? (Laptev).
Dictionary-reference of linguistic terms. Ed. The 2 nd. – M. Enlightenment. Rosenthal D. E. Telenkova MA 1976.
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