To change a statement into an interrogative question, especially when it contains an auxiliary verb like "will," you typically move the auxiliary verb to the beginning of the sentence, before the subj

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To change a statement into an interrogative question, especially when it contains an auxiliary verb like "will," you typically move the auxiliary verb to the beginning of the sentence, before the subject.

Change the following statement into an interrogative question:

1. She will visit her friend.

   • Move the auxiliary verb "will" to the start of the sentence.
   • Add a question mark at the end.

   The interrogative question is:
   Will she visit her friend?