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    This document discusses the interrogative pronouns who, whom, whose, what, and which. It provides examples of how to use each pronoun to ask questions about people, objects, possession, and choices between multiple options. Key interrogative pronouns are who for asking about people's actions, whom for asking about people receiving actions, whose for asking about possession, what for asking about objects or people, and which for asking about choices between options.

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    This document discusses the interrogative pronouns who, whom, whose, what, and which. It provides examples of how to use each pronoun to ask questions about people, objects, possession, and choices between multiple options. Key interrogative pronouns are who for asking about people's actions, whom for asking about people receiving actions, whose for asking about possession, what for asking about objects or people, and which for asking about choices between options.

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    This document discusses the interrogative pronouns who, whom, whose, what, and which. It provides examples of how to use each pronoun to ask questions about people, objects, possession, and choices between multiple options. Key interrogative pronouns are who for asking about people's actions, whom for asking about people receiving actions, whose for asking about possession, what for asking about objects or people, and which for asking about choices between options.

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    Interrogative
    Pronoun
    Interrogative Pronoun
    • Who

    • Whom

    • Whose

    • What

    • Which
    Who
    Whom People
    Whose
    What
    People/Object
    Which
    Who
    • We use to ask which person did an action.

    • Eg: Who wrote the letter?

    Who broke the ruler?


    Whom
    • We use to ask which person received an action.

    • Eg: Whom did they choose as prefect?

    Whom did you pass the key to?


    Whose
    • We use to ask which person something belongs to.

    • Eg: Whose book is that?

    Whose phone is this?


    What
    • We use to ask any inquiries about identity, nature or value of an
    object or a person.

    • Eg: What is inside the box?

    What did you eat for lunch?


    Which
    • We use to ask for information one or more people or things?

    • Eg: Which is your bag?

    Which are the best TV programmes?

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