Relative and Interrogative Pronouns

Used to point out a specific person, place, thing, or idea

• relative pronoun
• interrogative pronoun
• demonstrative pronoun
• personal pronoun

Introduces a subordinate clause

• reflexive pronoun
• interrogative pronoun
• relative pronoun
• demonstrative pronoun

This is my teacher , who helps me with my English.

• demonstrative pronoun

• relative pronoun

We are going to the concert that is happening Monday

• relative pronoun

• demonstrative pronoun

Will all these people attend the ceremony?

• demonstrative pronoun

• relative pronoun

• none

The family that bought the house next door is moving in on Friday.

• relative pronoun

• demonstrative pronoun

Who is responsible for this?

• relative pronoun
• demonstrative pronoun
• interrogative pronoun

This is my favorite restaurant.

• demonstrative pronoun

• relative pronoun

• none

Tammy, whose parents are English teachers, likes to study pronouns.

• demonstrative pronoun
• relative pronoun
• interrogative pronoun

Tomorrow is the day that she is being helped.

• demonstrative pronoun

• relative pronoun