An interrogative sentence is elucidated as the sentences that put up a question and is marked by the question mark at the end of the sentence. Such sentences are characterized by an inversion of the verb phrase and the subject.
As per the question, the given statement('what is his name again?') exemplifies an 'interrogative sentence' as it puts up a question. T<u>he question is reflected through the inclusion of the verb 'is' which precedes the subject('name') and the use of 'what' further compliments and justifies the asking of a question in the sentence</u>. Thus, it demonstrates an '<u>interrogative sentence</u>.'
Answer: My goal is to pay more attention in class so I can understand what i'm learning. I also want to improve my test score and also study for any tests that are coming up. I need to find a quiet place to hear my teacher when she or he is talking. I will also do my homework good and turn them in on time to get full credit :0
I would say understatement. Example: You fall down the stairs and break your leg.While the ambulance is on the way, your friends asks how much it hurts and instead of wanting to seem like a crybaby you downplay how much pain you're actually in. Which is an understatement.
