About antonym interrogative sentences in English.

The first blank isn't there because the sentence in front of there is an english book on the table is an affirmative sentence, so it should be followed by negation, and the law is before and after no.

The second blank will there is because there will be few trees in the sentence The word few means: almost nothing.

So the word "few" is a negation, which causes the negation of the whole sentence, so it should be followed by an affirmative, and the law is a negative before and after.

Question 1 The predicate verb is is and is an affirmative sentence, so the antonym question is reversed, and isn is used't there?It's singular, a book, so don't use are

The second question is that few are denoted and the usage is negative, so the antonym part should be used will there?

The first empty isn't there

The second empty will there.

It turned out to be a magic horse verb, and what verb is used in the antonymous interrogative sentence. Such as:

there can be...can't there?

there will be ..won't there?

The English antonym interrogative sentence is as follows:

The antonym interrogative sentence in English is a special English sentence structure, which usually consists of a common declarative sentence.

Compose. In English, the role of the antonym question is mainly to solicit the other party's positive or negative opinion on the previous statement. Usually, if the statement part is positive, the additional interrogative sentence is negative; If the statement is negative, the additional question is affirmative.

English antonym interrogative sentence.

In antisense interrogative sentences, it is usually used'yes'or'no'Add the subject and auxiliary verb.

or modal verbs.

This is the affirmation or negation of the previously stated content, and care must be taken to avoid being influenced by Chinese thinking.

Example sentence 1: You do not get the main idea of this article, do you?You didn't understand the gist of the article, did you?

yes, i do.No, I understand.

no, i don't.Yes, I didn't understand.

A special case of English antonym interrogative sentences.

When learning antonym interrogative sentences, in addition to mastering the general rules, it is also necessary to understand some special situations. These special cases may be that the subject is more special, or it may be that the predicate is more special, which leads to a special change in the additional interrogative sentence.