Who, Which, What, Whose | Interrogative Pronouns

Interrogative pronouns are words like who, which, what and whose. We use them to make questions. Note that the same words can also be used as relative pronouns. As relative pronouns, they connect clauses and also serve as the subject or object of the verb in the relative clause.

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate interrogative pronoun.

1. ……………… did you hit him?

2. …………….. did you do then?

3. ………………… did you go?

4. ………………… will we solve this problem?

5. …………………. told you that?

6. …………….. is standing outside?

7. There is someone outside the window. ……………… is that?

8. ……………… is that noise?

9. ………………. is your bag?

10. ……………… is that boy in the red shirt?

11. ……………… is your son?

12. …………….. does he do?

13. ……………… do they live?

14. ………………. do they make a living?

15. ……………… is your phone number?

16. …………….. is your favourite actor?

17. ………………. of these two bags do you want?

18. ……………….. should I contact?

19. ……………….. do you do?

20. …………….. wrote this novel?

Answers

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