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3 years ago

What did you say? is that sentence interrogative,possessive or relative?

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The phrase “What did you say?” is an example of an interrogative sentence. Interrogative sentence asks a direct question. It usually ends with the question mark, “?”. The phrase asks a person a question and must be answered by the person. It also ends with a question mark.

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2 years ago

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