INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS Consider the following sentences :-Who is there? Who are you? About whom you are thinking? / Who are you thinking about? Whom do you want? / Who do you want? Whose is this book? Which is the house? Which do you prefer, tea or coffee? What is the matter? What do you want? What will all (he neighbours say? It will be noticed that the Pronouns in italics are similar in form to Relative Pronouns. But the work which they do is different. They are here used for asking questions, and are, therefore, called Interrogative Pronouns. In the following sentences the Interrogative Pronouns are used in asking indirect questions. I asked who was speaking. I do not know who is there. Tell me what you have done. Ask what he wants. Say which you would tike best. Again consider the following sentences: - Who gave you that knife? (Nominative) Whose is this book? (Possessive) Whom did you see? / Who did you see?, To whom were you speaking? / Who were you
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