Interrogatives into Statements
Decide whether a question has an implied answer before converting it, and preserve its assertion, emphasis, polarity and intended meaning in declarative form.
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Interrogative to Statement: Scope and Meaning
Decide whether a question has an implied answer before converting it, and preserve its assertion, emphasis, polarity and intended meaning in declarative form.
Open article →Rhetorical Questions: Positive and Negative Polarity
Convert affirmative and negative rhetorical questions by stating their implied negative, positive or universal answer without relying on a mechanical polarity flip.
Open article →Declarative Word Order, Auxiliaries and Question Words
Restore statement word order, remove question-only do-support, retain tense and modal force, and replace rhetorical question words with suitable declarative expressions.
Open article →Interrogative-to-Statement Workflow and Final Checks
Apply a stepwise method to infer the answer, select declarative vocabulary, restore word order and verify polarity, tense, modality, completeness and punctuation.
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