Transform the following sentence into an interrogative sentence: I saw a bear in the woods
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Sure, here is how you can transform the sentence "I saw a bear in the woods" to an interrogative sentence:

- **Original sentence:** I saw a bear in the woods.
- **Interrogative sentence:** **Did** I see a bear in the woods? (using "did" to make a statement into a question)

In general, to make a declarative sentence into an interrogative sentence, you can insert "**Do/did**" (present/past tense) or "**Does/did**" (present/past participle) at the beginning of the sentence, followed by "I". So, "Did I...?" or "Do I..." would change a declarative sentence into a question.

For example:

- **Original sentence:** She is a doctor.
- **Interrogative sentence:** **Is** she a doctor? (using "is" to make a statement into a question)
- **Original sentence:** They have reached Mumbai.
- **Interrogative sentence:** **Have** they reached Mumbai? (using "have" to make a statement into a question)
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Transform the following sentence into an interrogative sentence: I saw a bear in the woods
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Did you see a bear in the woods?
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