PRONOUNS (INTERROGATIVE)

Good morning, Daily Vitamin readers! Welcome to another lesson. 

We are continuing with our theme for the week: Pronouns. Today's lesson is about INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS. 

We use INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS to ask questions.

INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS in English are:
-Who
-Which
-Whom*
-What
-Whose

These are also known as WH-words.

(*Remember that the use of whom as a direct-object pronoun is quite formal. In conversation most speakers use who: "That's the woman who / whom I saw in the supermarket.")
 
Example 1: Who called you so late last night?

Example 2: Whose socks are these?

Example 3: What do you want for dinner?

Example 4: Which jacket do you like better?

We hope you found this lesson useful.

We will see you tomorrow for another lesson!