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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
interrogative pronoun and question word
Hi,
What is the difference between an interrogative pronoun and a question word.
I think the below is an interrogative pronoun.
Who will mop the floor?
I think the below is a question word.
Who was the person that mop the floor yesterday?
What is the difference between an interrogative pronoun and a question word.
I think the below is an interrogative pronoun.
Who will mop the floor?
I think the below is a question word.
Who was the person that mop the floor yesterday?
Top answer
" It's clearly not a pronoun. ) - A.
- " It's clearly not a pronoun.
- ) - A.
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Just guessing - "Why is the floor wet?" It's clearly not a pronoun. (It's an adverb, like where and when.)
(I'd say both your examples use "who" as an interrogative pronoun.)
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(I'd say both your examples use "who" as an interrogative pronoun.)
- A.
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