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Interrogative PRONOUNS Are Used: To Ask Questions

The document discusses interrogative pronouns which are used to ask questions. It lists the interrogative pronouns what, which, whose, who, and whom and provides examples of the types of questions each can be used to ask. Specifically, what is used to ask about people, animals, or things, which asks about choices, whose asks about things that belong to someone, who asks about people performing actions, and whom asks about people receiving actions. Interrogative pronouns are an essential part of forming questions in English.

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Interrogative PRONOUNS Are Used: To Ask Questions

The document discusses interrogative pronouns which are used to ask questions. It lists the interrogative pronouns what, which, whose, who, and whom and provides examples of the types of questions each can be used to ask. Specifically, what is used to ask about people, animals, or things, which asks about choices, whose asks about things that belong to someone, who asks about people performing actions, and whom asks about people receiving actions. Interrogative pronouns are an essential part of forming questions in English.

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What

Which

Whose

Who

Whom

To ask about
people, animals or
things.
To ask about
choice.

To ask about
things that
belongs to
someone
To ask about
people.
(ask which person
does the action)
To ask about
people.
(ask which person
receives an
action)

1. What animal has horns?


2. What is the colour of her hair?
1. Which boy took my book just
now?
2. Which cat stole the fish from
the basket?
3. Which is the biggest building
here?
1. Whose camera is this?
2. Whose laptop is that?

1. Who won the game yesterday?

1. To whom did you give the


book?
2. Whom are you going to invite
tomorrow?

INTERROGATIVE

PRONOUNS

INTERROGATIVE
PRONOUNS are used
to ask questions.

What

Which

Whose

Who

Whom

To ask about
people, animals or
things.
To ask about
choice.

To ask about
things that
belongs to
someone
To ask about
people.
(ask which person
does the action)
To ask about
people.
(ask which person
receives an
action)

3. What animal has horns?


4. What is the colour of her hair?
4. Which boy took my book just
now?
5. Which cat stole the fish from
the basket?
6. Which is the biggest building
here?
3. Whose camera is this?
4. Whose laptop is that?

2. Who won the game yesterday?

3. To whom did you give the


book?
4. Whom are you going to invite
tomorrow?

INTERROGATIVE

PRONOUNS

INTERROGATIVE
PRONOUNS are used
to ask questions.

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