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interrogative adjective definition

WHAT IS INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVE?
EXAMPLE
1. | What book are you reading? |
2. | Which shirt are you going to buy? |
3. | Whose Computer is this? |
- In each of the above examples, the interrogative adjectives (What, Which, Whose) modify the noun it immediately precedes: book, shirt, and computer.
- They are called “interrogative” because they are usually used to ask questions. In the above examples, interrogative adjectives (What, Which, Whose) are used for asking questions.
List of Interrogative Adjectives

- In English, mainly we have three interrogative adjectives.
- What
- Which
- Whose
Use of interrogative adjectives with examples
Use of What
- We use what when the amount of possible answers is unknown or unlimited.
Example: What present do you think you’ll get for your birthday? |
- In the above sentence, the speaker does not have any idea how many possible presents there are.
“What” interrogative adjective examples

EXAMPLES
- What movie do you want to see?
- What book is your favorite?
- What are you reading?
- What town did they move to?
- What car will they give us?
Use of which
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We use “which” when we either know how many choices there are, or we consider the options to be more limited.
Example
Example: Which movie do you want to see? |
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- In the above sentence, the speaker may have been discussing two or three movies with the listener, and they are trying to make a final decision.
“Which” interrogative adjective examples

- Which movie do you want to see?
- Which book is your favorite?
- Which computer do you want for Christmas?
- Which town did they move to?
- Which car will they gift us?
- Which shirt are you going to buy?
Use of Whose
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Whose is an adjective that denotes possession, or belonging. We can use it to ask who the owner of an object is.
“Whose” interrogative adjective examples

EXAMPLES
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- Whose socks are on the floor?
- Whose computer is this?
- Whose turn is it?
- Whose book is this?
- In the above examples, the speaker is trying to find out to who the socks, computer, book, and turn belong.
Recommended Read- Adjectives and its types. |
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