Question

Frame meaningful question from the given information:
(You want to ask where Carol lives.)
A. Have you any thought where Carol lives?
B. Do you have any idea where does Carol live?
C. Did you have any idea where lives Carol?
D. Do you have any idea where Carol live?

Answer 1

Hint: An interrogative sentence is one that asks a direct question and always ends in a question mark. A query is referred to as an "interrogative sentence."The interrogative syntax is used in sentences such as "Is Heena sick?"

Complete answer:
An interrogative sentence's primary role is to ask a direct question. It asks us a question or demands details from us. Interrogative sentences necessitate a response.
Option A) Have you any thought where Carol lives? - is an incorrect answer because ‘have you any thought’ is an incorrect answer because in framing a question this is an incorrect answer.
Option B) Do you have any idea where does Carol live? - is the correct answer because to form a correct question the verb has to come first without changing the tense. Therefore, this option is the correct answer.
Option C) Did you have any idea where lives Carol? - is an incorrect answer because of the formation of the question in this option ‘Did you have any idea where lives Carol? ' is grammatically incorrect. Therefore, this is an incorrect answer.
Option D) Do you have any idea where Carol live? - is an incorrect answer because the formation of the question in this option ‘Do you have any idea where Carol live? ' is grammatically incorrect. Therefore, this is an incorrect answer.

Thus the correct answer is option ‘B’.

Note: To form yes/no questions, the interrogative is used. The interrogative sentence structure is as follows: modal/auxiliary verb + subject + base form of the main verb.
"An interrogative sentence is created by rearranging the terms of a declarative sentence: Interrogative: Did Nina get enough sleep?
Declarative sentence: Nina had a restful night's sleep. In the interrogative, the verb 'did' was added, and 'slept' became sleep. As a result, the interrogative has two verbs.