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    Interrogative Pronouns

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    This document defines and provides examples of common interrogative pronouns in Spanish including what, when, where, who, whom, which, whose, why, and how. It explains that what is used to ask about a thing, when about a time, where about a place, who about a subject person, whom about an object person, which about an option or choice, whose about an owner, why for a reason, and how about a procedure or method. Examples are provided for the appropriate use of each pronoun.

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    This document defines and provides examples of common interrogative pronouns in Spanish including what, when, where, who, whom, which, whose, why, and how. It explains that what is used to ask about a thing, when about a time, where about a place, who about a subject person, whom about an object person, which about an option or choice, whose about an owner, why for a reason, and how about a procedure or method. Examples are provided for the appropriate use of each pronoun.

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    INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS

    What Asking about a thing.


    (qué)

    What is your favorite


    food?
    When Asking about a time of
    (cuándo) an event or activity.

    When is your
    birthday?
    Where Asking about a place.
    (dónde)

    Where are you from?


    Who Asking about a person
    (quién) (subject).

    Who is your favorite


    singer?
    Whom (a Asking about a person
    quién) (object).

    Whom are you talking


    to on the phone?
    Which Asking about an
    (cuál) option or choice.

    Which movie is your


    favorite?
    Whose Ask about who is the
    (de owner or owner.
    Whose phone is
    quién)
    ringing?
    Why (por Asking for a reason.
    qué)

    Why are you upset?


    How Asking about a
    (cómo) procedure or method.
    How are you feeling
    today?

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