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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Interrrogative pronoun vs interrogative adjective
How can I tell the difference between the two.
Example: Which is the smallest piece of candy? IP or Ap?
Which programs are listed in the television magazine? Ip or Ap
Whose are those tickets on the table?
Example: Which is the smallest piece of candy? IP or Ap?
Which programs are listed in the television magazine? Ip or Ap
Whose are those tickets on the table?
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Ip = Interrogative pronoun, I suppose, but what's Ap? If it's followed by a noun, it's an adjective. Only one of your examples has this pattern.
- Ip = Interrogative pronoun, I suppose, but what's Ap?
- If it's followed by a noun, it's an adjective.
- Only one of your examples has this pattern.
- Otherwise, it's a pronoun.
- Does that help?
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Ip = Interrogative pronoun, I suppose, but what's Ap?
If it's followed by a noun, it's an adjective. Only one of your examples has this pattern.
Otherwise, it's a pronoun.
Does that help?
CJ
If it's followed by a noun, it's an adjective. Only one of your examples has this pattern.
Otherwise, it's a pronoun.
Does that help?
CJ
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if the interrogative word has a noun in front of it then it is an interrogative adjective , if not then its interorogrative pronoun
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