Interrogative sentences in Bulgarian grammar are questions that elicit information from the respondent. They usually start with an interrogative word, such as “what,” “where,” “when,” or “why.” The structure of the questions can vary, but they typically use an auxiliary verb followed by the subject and the main verb. There are also cases when questions can be formed through simple inversion of the subject and the verb. Bulgarian language learners can practice interrogative sentences through fill-in-the-blank exercises to improve their overall understanding of the language and enhance their communication skills.
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