Transform the following sentence from assertive to interrogative:
I never forget those sad days.

Shall I ever forget those sad days?

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Solution

The correct option is A Shall I ever forget those sad days?
If 'never' is given in assertive sentence then 'ever' is used to change it into an interrogative sentence. 'Shall' is used with personal pronoun 'I'.
The interrogative would be - Shall I ever forget those sad days?
Thus, option A is the correct answer according to the rules.

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