Hypothosis
i would describe it as 1: a reply to a question or 2: the solution to a probelm of some sort
InterrogativeA sentence that asks a question is an interrogative sentence.
You need to elaborate on your question. Does WHAT gather other food? The answer only comes to one who asks properly. -Dovakculn Medistriov, Russian scientist
After a long period of observation, she asks me to share my three. I'm ready to stop talking about my problems all the time.
Yeah an interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question.
interrogative sentance
You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.
An interrogative sentence is one that asks a question.
Its a question that somebody asks about the soup.
The steps in the scientific method are: 1. The scientist asks a question. 2. The scientist develops a hypothesis (an educated guess). 3. The scientist tests the hypothesis. 4. The scientist determines whether the hypothesis is correct. 5. The scientist records the steps, so that others can repeat them to see if they obtain the same results. In my opinion, the most important step is the first. We would not be able to make any new discoveries, without someone asking a question.
Very tough question, however there is, unlikely as it may seem, an ingenious solution to this problem, you don't give it to them....
It asks the question ' can you get it up?' and asks if he is big enough.