0 a word or sentence used when asking a question:
"Who" and "why" are interrogatives.
1 in the form of a question, or used in questions:
an interrogative adverb
The examples in (25) show the use of various modal verbs in declaratives and interrogatives.
As with the interrogatives, the isomorphism between morphosyntactic and intonational form indicates that the morphosyntax determines the intonation.
Elicitations can be in the form of interrogatives, tag-questions, or declaratives.
Non-inverted order in interrogatives has also been linked to a possible creole origin.
Direct in situ interrogatives additionally require the question to bear on the proposition contributed by the semantic content of the construction's sole head daughter.
Secondly, is the pragmatic focus of adult-to-child interrogatives.
Thus, by omitting structural interrogatives, we were not eliminating a major data source.
Each one of these papers provides important insights into the nature of questions and interrogatives.
