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Cup cake Posted 11 years ago
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relative versus interrogative adjective - which.
Hi there,
I'm currently working on relative adjectives.
I know there are two of them: which and what.
I know how to use them as adjectives, but how do they differentiate with interrogative adjectives; which and what?
E.g: I love that car that Samantha bought.
Which car did Samantha buy?
Many thanks,
Cup Cake
I'm currently working on relative adjectives.
I know there are two of them: which and what.
I know how to use them as adjectives, but how do they differentiate with interrogative adjectives; which and what?
E.g: I love that car that Samantha bought.
Which car did Samantha buy?
Many thanks,
Cup Cake
Top answer
Which car did Samantha buy? — interrogative adjective. I don't know which car Samantha bought .
- Which car did Samantha buy?
- — interrogative adjective.
- I don't know which car Samantha bought .
- — relative adjective.
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Which car did Samantha buy?— interrogative adjective.
I don't know which car Samantha bought. — relative adjective.
I don't know which car Samantha bought. — relative adjective.
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