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WorksheetsINTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Today I went to the movies with Lila, who is my girlfriend.
YES
No — it’s a relative pronoun!
She asked, "What’s playing?”
No — it’s a relative pronoun!
YES
“A comedy that you haven’t seen before,” I said.
No — it’s a relative pronoun!
YES
“Great!” Lila said. “When does it start?”
No — it’s an Interrogative adverb!
No — it’s a relative pronoun!
“Three o’clock and six o’clock,” I said. “Which time do you prefer?”
No — it’s an Interrogative adverb!
No — it’s an interrogative determiner!
“Six,” she said. “Who is in the movie?”
YES
NO
“The actress who stars in all your favorite movies,” I said.
No — it’s a relative pronoun
YES
Lila nodded. “Whose car should we take?”
No — it’s an interrogative determiner!
YES
“Let’s take yours,” I said. “Where is it parked?”
No — it’s an interrogative determiner!
No — it’s an Interrogative adverb!
“In the driveway,” said Lila. “What are you waiting for? Let’s go!”
NO
YES
