Question

Interchange interrogative and assertive sentences:
It was a great experience.
A. Was it a great experience?
B. Was it not a great experience?
C. A & B both
D. No change

Answer 1

Hint: Assertive opinion: Assertiveness is about voicing your opinion it’s about being confident without damaging the relationships with others. It speaks about the fine balance to get right.

Complete answer:
In this question we interchange interrogative and assertive sentences. Assertiveness or assertive opinion could be both the negative or positive interrogative sentence. Interrogation means cross questioning, or it is an action of interrogation or interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question and always ends with a question mark (?).
Option A) Was it a great experience? – The option ‘Was it a great experience’ talks about seeking the answer that you have a great experience. So, it is asking a question - was it a great experience. Thus, this is an interrogative sentence and assertive sentence (because the option has a positive sentence).
Option B) Was it not a great experience? - The option ‘Was it not a great experience’ talks about seeking confirmation whether they experienced great or not. So, it is taking confirmation - was it not a great experience. Thus, this is an interrogative sentence and assertive sentence (because the option has a negative sentence).
Option C) A & B both – Both the options are correct because for an assertive opinion, both positive and negative interrogative sentences can be used. So, it is clearly stated that option A (Was it a great experience?) and option B (Was it not a great experience?) is an assertive sentence and an interrogative sentence also. Thus, this is the best fit.
Option D) No change – this option is void. Thus we will consider this option at all.

Hence, the correct answer is option c.

Note:
For answering such question it is very important to understand the rule of the Interchanging interrogative and assertive sentences and they are:
Rule 1: Use helping verbs to start a sentence i.e. is, are, am, was, were and etc.).
Rule 2: Use of a question mark at the end of a sentence (?).
Rule 3: start a sentence with how, what, when, why etc. to interchange Assertive into Interrogative sentences. These are certain rules that need to be followed for better understanding.