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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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interrogative pronouns
when will we use the interrogative pronouns what, who, whom, when, where, which and whose?
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Interrogative pronouns introduce questions. What are you doing? Who drank my coffee?
- Interrogative pronouns introduce questions.
- What are you doing?
- Who drank my coffee?
- Whom were you talking to?
- When are carrots ready to pick?
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Interrogative pronouns introduce questions.
What are you doing?
Who drank my coffee?
Whom were you talking to?
When are carrots ready to pick?
Where are my keys?
Which of these avocados are ripe?
A few can be used as determiners, meaning they can modify nouns.
What model is your laptop?
Which shi
What are you doing?
Who drank my coffee?
Whom were you talking to?
When are carrots ready to pick?
Where are my keys?
Which of these avocados are ripe?
A few can be used as determiners, meaning they can modify nouns.
What model is your laptop?
Which shi
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