Change the following question into a statement:

Aren't you older than your sister?

Correct option is D

The given sentence is:

Aren't you older than your sister?

This is a negative interrogative sentence, which is asking a question using a contraction of "are not" (aren’t).

Let’s break it down:

• "Aren’t" = "Are not"

• The structure is Are not you older than your sister?

• This question implies an expectation that you are older than your sister, and the speaker is confirming it.

To convert a question into a statement, we:

1. Remove the auxiliary verb and subject inversion.

2. Make the sentence positive unless the question is genuinely negative in meaning.

So,

"Aren't you older than your sister?" → "You are older than your sister."

This matches Option (d).