Be so kind as to feed my dog.

Can this be an interrogative sentence?
im bit confused.

It is interrogative only if preceded by "Would you.." The latter form would also be much more polite. "Be so kind as to.. " can be considered a rather way of giving an order order, depending upon the tone of voice and body language.

English sentences essentially fall into four categories:

declarative -- normal sentence, giving information, stating facts, etc.

interrogative -- asking a question

imperative -- giving a command

exclamatory -- sudden, strong statement, but may be missing subject or verb

Which one do you think you have here?

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No, "Be so kind as to feed my dog" is not an interrogative sentence. It is a directive or a command because it is giving instructions or making a request. Interrogative sentences typically ask questions and end with a question mark. For example: "Can you please feed my dog?" or "Would you be so kind as to feed my dog?"