Interrogative PronounRelative Pronoun

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Interrogative Pronoun/Relative Pronoun

• C.J. Lieu
• Period 3
• 2007

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Interrogative Pronoun

• Interrogative Pronoun is a pronoun used to ask
  questions.
  
• The function is to ask a question.

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Examples for Interrogative Pronoun

• What
• Which
• Who
• Whom
• Whose

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Relative Pronoun

• A relative pronoun "relates" a subordinate clause
  to the rest of the sentence. It may be found in
  adjective and noun clauses. A relative pronoun is
  found only in sentences with more than one
  clause.
• The relative pronoun relates the subordinate
  clause to the independent clause.

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Examples of Relative Pronoun

• That
• Which
• Who
• Whom
• Whose
• Whoever
• Whomever
• Whichever

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Example of Interrogative Pronoun

• What kind of plays does Tom Brady run?
• Which team did the Bears lose to last year?
• Who is the best quarterback in the NFL?
• To Whom does Brady usually throw to?
• Whose champion trophy is displayed in Foxboro?

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Relative Pronoun

• The patriots won the super bowl which was played
  at Foxboro.
  
• Hobbs made a record that tied Devin Hester in
  kick-off.
  
• The coach knows he is the best whom people either
  love or hate.
  
• The man who interviewed Randy Moss was a illegal
  reporter.
  
• The opponent, whose team I forgot, gave Brady a
  good throw.
  
• The man whoever tackled Tom Brady was a player in
  the Chicago Bears.
  
• The two players, whomever the coach chooses,
  should be at the meeting tomorrow.
  
• The defense, whichever is good, makes the team
  win all the games.