What are Interrogative Adjectives?
Just like pronouns, adjectives also have interrogatives. Similar to demonstrative adjectives, words such as what, which, and whose can be identified as interrogative adjectives when they appear before the nouns they modify or describe.
They are usually used to ask questions about something.
Examples:
"Whose bag is this?"
"Which pair of shoes do you like?"
In these sentences, “whose” and “which” are interrogative adjectives because they modify the nouns “bag” and “pair of shoes”, respectively.
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