Interrogative Constructions is a syntactic phenomenon in verbal typology denoting a cross-linguistically variable category of clause types that are distinguished by their specialized morphosyntactic encoding of information-seeking functions, primarily through the use of interrogative words, word order, or intonation patterns to signal questions.
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