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Interrogative Pronouns Exercise

This document provides a series of interrogative pronoun exercises for students to complete. There are 15 sentences with blanks to be filled in with appropriate interrogative pronouns like what, which, who, whom, how, why. The answers are provided after the exercises. The purpose is to help students practice identifying and using different types of interrogative pronouns correctly in sentences.

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Interrogative Pronouns Exercise

This document provides a series of interrogative pronoun exercises for students to complete. There are 15 sentences with blanks to be filled in with appropriate interrogative pronouns like what, which, who, whom, how, why. The answers are provided after the exercises. The purpose is to help students practice identifying and using different types of interrogative pronouns correctly in sentences.

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  • Interrogative Pronouns Exercise: Presents sentences with blanks to be filled using appropriate interrogative pronouns.
  • Answers: Provides answers to the interrogative pronouns exercise from the previous page.

Interrogative pronouns exercise

Complete the following sentences using appropriate interrogative pronouns.

1. ———————— did you do then? What Which How


2. ———————— would you like to eat? What Which Who
3. ———————- is knocking at the door? What Which Who
4. ———————- is your phone number? What Which Who
5. ———————– do you want to see? What Who Whom All of the above
6. ————————- will he say? What How Who
7. ———————– did you see? Please select 2 correct answers: What Who Whom
8. About ———————– are you speaking? Who whom what All of the above
9. ———————– came here in the morning? Who Whom What
10. By ———————– was this book written? Who whom what
11. ———————- do you mean? What Why How
12. ———————— do you think took the money? Who Whom Why
13. ———————– is better – wisdom or riches? Which What Either could be used here
14. ——————– do you think is right? Who Whom What
15. ———————— is a continent? Which What Why
Answers
1. What did you do then?
2. What would you like to eat?
3. Who is knocking at the door?
4. What is your phone number?
5. Who/whom/what do you want to see?
6. What will he say?
7. Who/whom/what did you see?
8. About who/whom/what are you speaking?
9. Who came here in the morning?
10. By who/whom was this book written?
11. What do you mean?
12. Who do you think took the money?
13. Which/what is better – wisdom or riches?
14. Who do you think is right?
15. What is a continent?

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