39 Examples of Negative, Positive, and Interrogative Sentences in Indonesian

A negative sentence is a sentence that contains word-negative words like no do not, and not yet inside it. The opposite of negative sentences, positive sentences are sentences that do not contain negative words in them. Meanwhile, interrogative sentence is a sentence used to ask a question information to other people.

In this article, we will find out what an example looks like from the three types of sentences. The examples are as follows!

A. Examples of Negative Sentences in Indonesian

1. We not know where it is now.
2. Rahmi still not yet doing his pile of schoolwork.
3. I not had time to convey your greetings to him, because I was in a hurry at that time.
4. I hope do not you tell him about it.
5. Mr. Burhan already not CEO of this company.
6. The bag is already not mine again.
7. We beg you do not come back to our village.
8. Today, teacher not will teach our class.
9. Tomorrow I not can visit your house for one reason or another.
10. This morning, mother not shop as usual.
11. That festival event not only held today.
12. The construction of the bridge is still not yet finished so far.
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13. Mr. Syamsudin's family not going home this year, because they ran out of plane tickets.

B. Examples of Positive Sentences in Indonesian

1. We already know of his whereabouts by now.
2. Rahmi has already done her piled up schoolwork.
3. I already conveyed your greetings to him just now.
4. I beg you to tell him about it.
5. Pak Burhan is still the main director of this company.
6. I still have the bag.
7. We ask you to come back to our village.
8. Today, the teacher will teach to our class.
9. Tomorrow, I will visit your house.
10. This morning, my mother was shopping as usual.
11. The festival is only held today.
12. Construction of the bridge will be completed today.
13. Pak Syamsudin's family will go home this year by plane.

C. Examples of Interrogative Sentences in Indonesian

1. Did you know of his current whereabouts?
2. Has Rahmi done her piled up schoolwork?
3. Have you conveyed my regards to him?
4. Why can't I tell him about it?
5. Is Pak Burhan still the president director of this company?
6. Who owns the bag?
7. Why should we return to your village?
8. Why can't the teacher teach today?
9. When will you visit my house?
10. When do you go shopping at the market as usual?
11. On what day is the big festival held?
12. How is the process of building a bridge in village that?
13. Why can't Pak Syamsudin go home to know this by plane?

The examples above are just a few examples sentence negative, positive and interrogative in language Indonesia. With the display of some of the examples above, the discussion in this article will end here.

Hopefully useful and able to increase the awareness of all readers, both regarding negative, positive, and interrogative sentences in particular, as well as learning materials language Indonesia in general. Please also forgive if there are errors in this article.

If the reader wants to add insight into negative, positive, and declarative sentences, then the reader can open the following articles, namely: examples of negative sentences no, no, not yet; examples of negative and interrogative sentences; examples of negative to positive sentences; and examples of interrogative and negative sentences. Thank you and thank you.