1. Delete interrogative words: interrogative words include who, what, which, when, where and why. Delete these words from the sentence and turn them into declarative sentences. For example, "What are you going to do tonight?" It can be changed to "You have to do your homework tonight."
2. Change the word order: change the word order of interrogative sentences to the word order of declarative sentences. For example, "Is this apple red?" It can be changed to "This apple is red."
3. Use positive tone: change interrogative sentences into affirmative sentences. For example, "You don't like this movie, do you?" It can be changed to "You like this movie."
4. Use negative tone: change the interrogative sentence into a negative sentence. For example, "You don't have your cell phone, do you?" It can be changed to "You brought your cell phone."
5. Use pronouns: use pronouns to replace the subject in the question and make the sentence a declarative sentence. For example, "He likes chocolate, doesn't he?" It can be changed to "He likes chocolate."
The method of turning rhetorical questions into declarative sentences
Rhetoric sentence is a sentence used to express facts, opinions or descriptions, which usually begins with a subject, followed by a predicate verb and an object. The tone of the statement is affirmative, without doubt or negation. Change positive words into negative words or negative words into positive words.
How can we break our word? When changing it into a declarative sentence, change "can" into "can't", remove "how", remove "how" and change the question mark into a period. We can't break our word. Another example: Why are we not moved by Ouyang Hai's heroic deeds of giving his life to stop horses from scaring us?
declarative sentence
A declarative sentence is a sentence used to express facts, opinions or descriptions. It usually begins with a subject, followed by a predicate verb and an object. The tone of the statement is affirmative, and there is no doubt or negative meaning as follows:
1, I like watching movies.
He went to the library yesterday.
This book is very interesting.