Interrogative pronouns are words used to ask questions! In simple terms, there are just five “main” interrogative pronouns. They are “Who, whom, whose, which and what.” Add the words “Whoever, whomever, whichever and whatever and now you have created “Compound interrogative pronouns!”
0:00 Intro interrogative pronouns.
0:12 Interrogative Pronouns explained.
0:20 What are Pronouns?
0:27 Pronouns Replace Nouns and Noun Phrases.
1:08 Who, Whom, Whose, Which question words.
2:27 Question word "What" example.
2:47 Which question word example.
Interrogative Pronouns. Let’s start with a simple question! What are pronouns? Pronouns are words that replace nouns and noun phrases! So, what are “Interrogative pronouns?”
They are words used to ask questions! In simple terms, there are just five “main” interrogative pronouns. They are “Who, whom, whose, which and what.” Add the words “Whoever, whomever, whichever and whatever and now you have created “Compound interrogative pronouns!” They are often used to show emphasis or surprise. Of course, the main interrogative pronouns can do the same thing in spoken English! Can you find the interrogative pronouns? What are Interrogative Pronouns? First! What is a pronoun? A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun or noun phrase! So, what are “Interrogative pronouns?” They are words used to ask questions!
Whom did he think would finish the project?
Those are the tourists whose bus arrived early!
Which is the best from the two?
What is his phone number?
Who do you think will win the football game?
Whom shall Shakespeare write about next?
Whose painting won the best of show?
Which of the cars is yours?
Bring me what you have completed!
Who won the basketball game last night?
Can you find Compound Interrogative Pronouns?
Please take whatever you want if you feel hungry.
Whatever you do, don't lose this key.
Whomever you elect will serve a four-year term.
Whoever is elected will serve a four year term.
Whomever you recommend, we will employ!
Whichever you choose, the others won’t be happy!
Whoever did that is despicable!
Whatever you decide, I will agree!
This is a much bigger subject than there
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Bill! Time for dinner! Yes dear.
Remember English has a basic foundation of rules and at the same time, most grammar rules have exceptions.
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