Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions
They function either as the subject or object of such sentences.
There are five primary interrogative pronouns:
- who,
- whom,
- whose,
- which, and
- what.
How to Pronouns
Interrogative
Examples
Who is coming to the party tonight?
Who is used to ask a question about the identity of the people attending the party. It serves to inquire specifically about individuals, seeking information about their names or roles.
So, which will it be: $10,000, or a new sports car?
Which is used to present a choice between two specific options. It prompts the listener to select one of the given alternatives, indicating that there are distinct possibilities to consider.
Could you tell me whose these are?
Whose is used to inquire about the ownership of the items being referred to. It asks for information about to whom the items belong, prompting the listener to identify the owner.
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