Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Interrogative Pronoun

 




Learn about Interrogative Pronouns. Pronoun is a word that replaces noun. A Noun is a word that describes person, place or thing. Interrogative Pronoun is a pronoun used to ask question in a sentence. Examples for Interrogative Pronouns are Who, What, Which, Whom and Whose. Less Commonly, use ‘Wh’ words ending in -ever are Whoever, Whatever, Whichever, Whomever, Whosever.

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