What is your terms of packaging?

We offer brand packing box and neutral packing. We can also offer packing box for brake pads according to your designs.

What is your terms of payment?

Generally, by T/T 30% as deposit, and 70% before shipment.

What is your terms of delivery time?

Generally, it will take 30 to 60 days after receiving your advance payment, it depends on the items and the quantity of your order.

Can you manufacture according to the samples?

Sure, we can develop by the samples or detailed drawings by free.

What is your sample policy?

We can supply the samples free, but the customers have to pay the courier freight cost, the cost will be deducted in your first order.

What’s your the minimal order quantity?

The brake pads MOQ is 100 sets for each item.

HONDA ODYSSEY/SHUTTLE RA6/RA7/RA8/RA9 Axial Rod OEM:53010-S3N-003

What is an Interrogative Sentence?

An interrogative sentence is a type of sentence that asks a question, seeking information from the listener or reader. It ends with a question mark and often begins with words like \"who,\" \"what,\" \"when,\" \"where,\" \"why,\" or \"how.\"

Why Use Interrogative Sentences?

Interrogative sentences are crucial in communication as they help us gather information and clarify misunderstandings.
They can also be used to express curiosity, show interest in others, and engage in conversations.
In writing, interrogative sentences can be used to introduce new topics or ideas, create suspense, and add variety to the structure of a text.

Examples of Interrogative Sentences

\"What time is it?\"
\"Where did you go yesterday?\"
\"How do you solve this math problem?\"
\"Who won the game last night?\"
\"Why are you crying?\"
\"When will you be back home?\"

The Importance of Using Proper Grammar in Interrogative Sentences

Using proper grammar in interrogative sentences is important for effective communication. Here are some key elements to keep in mind:

The sentence should begin with an auxiliary verb (such as \"do,\" \"does,\" or \"is\") followed by the subject before the main verb.

Example:
Incorrect: Where goes your brother?
Correct: Where does your brother go?

If the question begins with an interrogative word (such as who, what, when, where, why, or how), it should be followed by a subject and auxiliary verb before the main verb.

Example:
Incorrect: What you are doing tonight?
Correct: What are you doing tonight?

When asking a yes/no question, the sentence should begin with an auxiliary verb followed by the subject and main verb.

Example:
Incorrect: You like pizza?
Correct: Do you like pizza?

By using proper grammar in interrogative sentences, we can ensure that our questions are clear and easily understood by others.