When a sentence is written in the interrogative mood, the verb form should __________

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When a sentence is written in the interrogative mood, the verb form should typically be inverted or placed after the subject, and often begins with a question word (such as "what," "how," "where," "when," "who," etc.) or an auxiliary/modal verb (such as "is," "are," "do," "will," etc.). For example:

  • "Is she coming to the party?"
  • "Do you like coffee?"
  • "What are you doing?"

In essence, the structure of the sentence alters to indicate that a question is being asked.

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