Interrogative Adjectives Examples

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Interrogative Adjectives - Glossary of Terms Interrogative Adjectives The interrogative adjectives (which and what) modify nouns and are used in questions. Examples: Which car was involved? (modifies "car") What book are they reading? (modifies "book")   You cannot start a sentence with who or which unless it is a question. I enjoy weeding. Which is helpful, because I have a large garden.

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