Change into interrogative
sita tells a story​

Does Sita tell a story?

Explanation:

There are four sentence types: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamative.

Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions, and the form of an interrogative sentence is as follows:

auxiliary verb + subject + verb

To answer this question we first need to identify the elements of the sentence:

Subject: Sita

Verb: tells (simple present, second-person singular)

Direct object: a story

Then, identify the propper auxiliary verb. Since this is a simple present, a second-person singular verb, the auxiliary verb should be "does".

So, the correct answer is:

Does Sita tell a story?

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