例句與造句

1. The interrogative word does not undergo wh-movement.
2. For example, the English " which " is also an interrogative word.
3. A notable development is the initial * k? in Proto-Indo-European interrogative words.
4. One of the more conspicuous present surface correspondences is the English Interrogative word : Etymology for details.
5. Inversion does not occur, however, when the interrogative word is the subject or is contained in the subject.
6. It's difficult to find interrogative words in a sentence. 用interrogative words造句挺難的
7. Unfortunately, some interrogative words like " Which ", " What " or " How " do not give clear answer types.
8. In Polish, questions that do not contain interrogative words are formed either by using intonation or the interrogative particle " ".
9. The above principles do not apply to " wh "-questions if the interrogative word is the subject or part of the subject.
10. I know Spanish has them, but Spanish isn't relevant here because the relative / interrogative words don't inflect for case in Spanish.
11. In the interrogative sentence, the use of " nen " and " no ya " is restricted to emphatic questions and involves interrogative words.
12. These interrogative words take a prefix to mark number and gender  masculine singular is the default, though any additional presupposed information can be included in the marking.
13. It might be considered poor style in writing because the " ? " is separated by so many words from the interrogative words, but that's another matter.
14. In each of English and Latin, most of the interrogative words begin with the same sound, " wh " in English, " qu " in Latin.
15. A particular type of interrogative word is the "'interrogative particle "', which serves to convert a statement into a yes no question, without having any other meaning.
16. In each of the b-sentences, the interrogative word has pied-piped an encompassing phrase with it, whereas each c-sentence is bad because pied-piping has not occurred.
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